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- Followings are the spiders that yet to be identified. Please advise
if you know any of them.
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- Green Longlegs Spider
 - ? sp., body length 5mm
 - Pictures
were taken on Oct 2005 in Karawatha Forest.
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- ? Family: Lamponidae, White-tailed Spider
 - ? Lampona sp.,
- Picture
taken in Karawatha Forest in later winter.
- Reference:
- 1. Australian Spiders in colour - Ramon Mascord, Reed Books Pty Ltd,
1970, p40
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- ? Family Zodariidae
 - ? Storena sp. body length 10mm
- The spider was found when running on large tree trunk, on Oct 2007
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- ? Family Pisauridae
 - ? sp. leg to leg 20mm
- Pictures were taken in Botanic Garden on Sep 2007.
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Unidentified Spider Egg-sacs
- Followings are the spider egg-sacs that yet to be identified. Please advise
if you know any of them.
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- Unknown spider egg-sac 1
 - ?
sp., dia. 6mm
- Picture taken in late summer. Notice there is the hole on each egg-sac. The
spiderlings were all hatched and gone.
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- Unknown spider egg-sac 2
 - ?
sp.,
- Egg-sac found under bark. Picture taken in early winter.
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- Unknown spider egg-sac 3
 - ?
sp.,
- Picture taken in early winter.
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- Unknown spider egg-sac 4
 - ?
sp., diameter 3mm
- Picture taken in Karawatha Forest on Sep 2007.
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Unidentified Spider Webs
- Followings are the spider webs that yet to be identified. Please advise
if you know any of them.
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- Tangled Web and entry
 - ?
sp.
- This tangled spider web is common on large Ironbark tree trunk.
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- Web
with messy plant materials
 - ?
sp.
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- Sheet Web
 - ?
sp.
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