- Female upside down on leaf
- Female upside down on leaf
- Female from side closeup
- Back legs showing calimustrum
- Back legs showing calimustrum
- From side legs up on leaf
- From side, flat outstretched on leaf
A slender and attractively coloured Uloborid quite common in the rainforest at Mount Glorious. These are cribellate spiders, meaning they have a cribellum to produce woolly silk which they comb out with the help of the calimustrum. Like some other spiders they resemble a terrestrial squid.
Female upside down on leaf
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female upside down on leaf
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female from side closeup
Photo: Robert Whyte
Back legs showing calimustrum
Photo: Robert Whyte
Back legs showing calimustrum
Photo: Robert Whyte
From side legs up on leaf
Photo: Robert Whyte
From side, flat outstretched on leaf
Photo: Robert Whyte
