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Viuda Negra de Espalda Roja (Latrodectus hasselti)Observ.
janet705_whitingtonDescripción
I think this is female and male.
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Género MigasObserv.
wild_windLugar
Wellington Botanic Garden 101 Glenmore Street, Kelburn, Wellington 6012, New Zealand (Google, OSM)
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danilo_heggDescripción
On my left hand.
Base of first flagellomere pale (photo 3).
Halteres white (photo 4 - the diameter of the pin is 0.1mm).
Tarsal claw with notched basal tooth (Photo 5. See Craig and Crosby, Fauna of NZ 68, p218 figure 62).
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samuelpurdiewildlifeDescripción
Thanks to James Stacy for suggesting an ID! I was initially perplexed by this spider as it resembled Hexathele, but appeared to only have four spinnerets. I subsequently acquired a close-up photograph of this species and realised that it does indeed have six spinnerets, one pair is just tiny! 🕷️
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Género HexatheleObserv.
barred_looperDescripción
Found in a burrow beside the Mt Cass road, North Canterbury. approximate location.
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Género HexatheleObserv.
barred_looperDescripción
Many burrows of these found in the clay banks beside the road. Some specimens are a reasonable size. The location is approximate.
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Arañas Saltarinas Típicas (Subfamilia Salticinae)Observ.
frankashwoodDescripción
Has a fungal fruiting body growing out of abdomen?
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
jon_sullivanDescripción
A white fungus that grows on the old flowers of ivy.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Ngahue Reserve, Saint Johns, Auckland.
One dryinidised cicadellid nymph, in long grass (kikuyu).
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Dryinus koebeleiObserv.
aldwin3Descripción
It has mantid-like front legs, will be keeping this specimen.
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Arañas de Saco de Hoja (Género Clubiona)Observ.
catchwordsDescripción
Presumably mating.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Titirangi, Auckland.
Inside a fallen nikau palm leaf base, near the Park Rd entrance to Zigzag Track, Atkinson Park.
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Arañas Verdaderas (Suborden Araneomorphae)Observ.
frankashwoodDescripción
On beating sheet under various trees
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Grajo Occidental (Corvus frugilegus ssp. frugilegus)Observ.
tim_hopleyDescripción
These have been on my hit list to see and record for a while now. Every chance I get close they fly away before the camera is out.. but not today!!! Stretching the lens abit. Collective noun for rooks is apparently a building, I counted 24 in the building.
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Clado Marronoide (Zoosubsección Marronoid)Observ.
brendandooganDescripción
One of many darting furtively around in the shell bank at high tide. Lots of amphi- and isopods moving around in the cast up seagrass and shell.
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Abejorros (Género Bombus)Observ.
hayley22473Descripción
This is third one that I have found outside one of our hives. This one was in Burnside and the other sitings were in Lincoln. It looks and sounds like a bee and had been clearly Ina fight with guard bees outside the hive which suggests it is wanting food. I would like to know what it is. Shiny round abdomen, wing, buzzed when I moved it.
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dccopleyDescripción
Specimen collected by @doviende
Now in the RBCM collection
Original record here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/206356244
Species ID confirmed with epigynum.
This is a first BC and Canadian record of this spider documented by a specimen. Nice work on noticing that it was different from our much more common Larinioides.
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Arañas Tejedoras (Superfamilia Araneoidea)Observ.
dustinlamontDescripción
on Corokia.
Specimen collected.
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aliciahpDescripción
The outside of our brick home is a popular spot for praying mantis eggs. Unfortunately during a previous witnessed hatching, the young were eaten by the resident jumping spiders.
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Arañas de Telaraña Irregular (Familia Theridiidae)Observ.
anna540Descripción
Photo by Pete Baxter. A mm or so in size. Cave species
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tarahhDescripción
Multiple plants of different sizes growing in disturbed soil
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tomsubDescripción
Found all over our restoration site. Often making their home in Paspalum grass.
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lisa_bennettDescripción
Dead - the parasite has been listed as a separate observation
