Spiders@lemmy.worldEnglish · 5 months ago

Spider in Australia

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Spider in Australia

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Spiders@lemmy.worldEnglish · 5 months ago

I was in Australia (Queensland) about a year ago. I just finished a hike through the forest, and felt something on the back of my neck. Without thinking I grabbed it and threw it on the ground (kind of a gravel road), and it was this little guy. Just the coolest little jumping spider I’ve ever seen.

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That should be Astilodes mariae, female.
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  Mopsus mormon
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    Good catch. There is just too many jumping spiders. Really Australia, you gotta have two green ones with a face mask?

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