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Discussion

jb2602 wrote:

Yesterday

Two-tailed spider mimicking the bark edge perfectly

Tamopsis sp. (genus)

YumiCallaway wrote:

27 Mar 2025

Interesting to see it dancing around on a slug - I wonder what it was there for!

Lampona sp. (genus)

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

5 Mar 2025

Stephanopis monulfi?

Stephanopis sp. (genus)

NateKingsford wrote:

4 Mar 2025

Definitely a spider egg sac. A female wasps would've used it's ovipositor to lay eggs inside the sac without interfering with the integrity with the structure, allowing the wasp eggs to hatch and eat the spider eggs

Tamopsis sp. (genus)

AlisonMilton wrote:

4 Mar 2025

@DiBickers Hi Di, I don't think this is a spider. I have collected and hatched these before and they were parasitic wasps.

Tamopsis sp. (genus)