robingrace's Identifications
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Adoxotoma forsteriObserver
epitreeDescription
7mm I have photographed this species before but this is the largest one I have seen so far.
http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/981963
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Cyclops Jumping Spider (Opisthoncus polyphemus)Observer
tangatawhenuaDescription
Hanging out on a harakeke leaf.
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Cyclops Jumping Spider (Opisthoncus polyphemus)Observer
wilfredlandonDescription
Male, found outside.
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Adoxotoma forsteriObserver
robert_briggsDescription
First 3 photos is a light-brown specimen and 4th is a dark specimen, both of the undescribed tree trunk hopper :) Oh and on the same tree as the one I found a while ago, they love this particular tree!
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Adoxotoma forsteriObserver
flamingtofunzDescription
There where two of these on the back fence both flashing their white pedipalps.
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Adoxotoma forsteriObserver
vincesapDescription
body length 4.4mm
Very perplexed about this one. The body shape is marpissinae-like, but the face is euophryinae-like (compared to french species I know ^^). My facial pic is ugly, but shows the whitish hairy palps that can help ID
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White Banded House Jumper (Maratus griseus)Observer
ecomanDescription
In house
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Jumping Spiders (Family Salticidae)Observer
joknight_nzDescription
Found in a fallen palm frond.
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Cyclops Jumping Spider (Opisthoncus polyphemus)Observer
johnsscDescription
On ripe lemon (on tree)
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White Banded House Jumper (Maratus griseus)Observer
arnimDescription
In a plant with a pair of Sidymella trapezia sitting on eggsacs. Not a lot of danger this will fall prey to them though. While I've seen S.trapezia prey on a number of species of spider, I don't think they have a show catching a jumping spider unless it is already damaged.
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White Banded House Jumper (Maratus griseus)Observer
rolandwirthDescription
Maratus griseus?
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- 660
