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Arkys lancearius

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider)

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This beautiful spider is an ambush hunter. It can be distinguished from the similar Arkys walckenaeri by the larger cephalothorax and less elongated abdomen. The large anterior pair of abdomen spots are also distinctive.

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Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at North Ryde, NSW - 18 Jan 2025 by Hejor1

Arkys lancearius

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Surf Beach, NSW - 22 Dec 2024 by Hejor1

Arkys lancearius

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Mongarlowe, NSW - 12 Dec 2024 by LisaH

Arkys lancearius

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Penrose, NSW - 25 Feb 2023 by Aussiegall

Arkys lancearius

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Penrose, NSW - 31 Jan 2023 by Aussiegall

Arkys lancearius

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Gibberagee, NSW - 30 Dec 2011 by Bungybird

Arkys lancearius

Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at North Ryde, NSW - 18 Jan 2025 by Hejor1
Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Surf Beach, NSW - 22 Dec 2024 by Hejor1
Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Mongarlowe, NSW - 12 Dec 2024 by LisaH
Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Penrose, NSW - 25 Feb 2023 by Aussiegall
Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Penrose, NSW - 31 Jan 2023 by Aussiegall
Arkys lancearius (Triangular Spider) at Gibberagee, NSW - 30 Dec 2011 by Bungybird
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