Description: English: Placid triangular spider provided by Mark Berkery, thanks for the macro meditation day If you want to see his awesome macro site go here beingmark.com/ Thanks mj_stevo and Mohd_Sani for ID input :O) Looks like a female Arkys lancearius. Date: 26 February 2011, 04:10:59. Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bareego/5480333670/. Author: James Niland. Camera location27° 34′ 56.34″ S, 153° 16′ 58.99″ EView all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap-27.582318; 153.283052.
Description: Arkys cornutus This ID is easier, cornutus refers to the horms projecting fro the front of the sides of the cephalothorax. Date: 14 December 2009, 16:17. Source: Araneidae > Arkys cornutus Uploaded by berichard. Author: Robert Whyte from Brisbane, Australia.
Arkys alticephala (Urquhart, 1891) High-headed ArkysWhile visiting with my family in Albany I found this small spider in their garden. Awesome!!ID: www.arachne.org.au Thanks Robert Whyte with the Queensland museum for your website!!Photos: Jean
Arkys alticephala (Urquhart, 1891) High-headed ArkysWhile visiting with my family in Albany I found this small spider in their garden. Awesome!!ID: www.arachne.org.au Thanks Robert Whyte with the Queensland museum for your website!!Photos: Jean
Arkys alticephala (Urquhart, 1891) High-headed ArkysWhile visiting with my family in Albany I found this small spider in their garden. Awesome!!ID: www.arachne.org.au Thanks Robert Whyte with the Queensland museum for your website!!Photos: Jean
Arkys alticephala (Urquhart, 1891) High-headed ArkysWhile visiting with my family in Albany I found this small spider in their garden. Awesome!! ID: www.arachne.org.au Thanks Robert Whyte with the Queensland museum for your website!! Photos: Jean3 more photos in first comment box!!