A spider usually found in leaf litter with a distinctive pattern of white marks (10) on a mostly black body. Nyssus albopunctatus mimics mimic female mutillid wasps. ♀ 9mm ♂ 7mm
- Spider on twig
- Spider showing underside
- Another female, from above facing down
- Another female, from above facing left and slightly up
- Another female, from above facing left
Spider on twig
This spider was photographed on Monday, 7 April 2008 at Walton Bridge Reserve, The Gap, in an area of dry rainforest with a lot of leaf litter. There were several individuals about.
Photo: Robert Whyte
Spider showing underside
This Supunna sp ended up on its back (upside down) and lay there for some minutes, quite still, before righting itself and running off.
Photo: Robert Whyte
Another female, from above facing down
Corinnidae > Supunna albomaculata also Supunna funerea body length about 10mm collected in leaf litter at 7.30am Friday, 5 June 2009 at northern side of junction of Fish and Enopggera Creeks.
Photo: Robert Whyte
Another female, from above facing left and slightly up
Photo: Robert Whyte
Another female, from above facing left
Photo: Robert Whyte
