Other hunting spiders
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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)
NateKingsford
wrote:
3 Mar 2025
These are the egg sacs of the magnificent bolas spider
Ordgarius magnificus
MichaelMulvaney
wrote:
20 Feb 2025
Possibly transversus. I think this one just has an unusual shape
Arkys sp. (genus)
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