Triangle Spider (Hyptiotes paradoxus)
Observed by tomiwasyszyn, CC BY-NC

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Triangle Spider (Hyptiotes paradoxus)
Observed by tomiwasyszyn, CC BY-NC

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Almost ended up with an Arrowhead Orb Weaver (aka triangle spider) in my hair this morning. She climbed right back up in the corner by the door though.
I think some spider relocation is going to happen…
#1136 - Arkys walckenaeri - Walckenaer's Studded Triangle Spider
Tricia Ross’ observation, here in Perth.
Arkys are ambush predators, which makes the bright colour and silver dimples of this species a bit odd, but the long spiny legs are still effective against anything that wanders within reach. Other Arkys may be similarly colourful, or more cryptically disguised. They appear to have evolved from more ordinary orb-weaving spiders that have abandoned web-building and gone back to a more hands-on hunting style.
Found across Australia’s hinterland and east coast, mostly in the southern states.
Perth.