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Theridula spp.

This genus of Theridiids has not, as of early 2012, been recorded for Australia, despite it being included in Mascord's Spider's of Australia in 1980 and commonly found in south east Queensland. Mascord's specimen seems to be the same as the one first shown here, similar to the cosmopolitan Theridula gonygaster but differing in the pattern of yellow blobs on the black abdomen and the clear lower section of the cephalothorax. ♀ 2mm ♂ 1.5mm

Stoney Creek, Bellthorpe Forest Reserve 2011

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Theridula sp.
Photo: Robert Whyte

Stoney Creek, Bellthorpe Forest Reserve 2011

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Theridula
Photo: Robert Whyte

Pencil Creek Road 28-12-11

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Theridula sp.

Wongabel State Forest - Rainforest at several hundred metres

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Theridula sp.
Photo: Dr Greg Anderson

Kingfisher Park, Julatten - Rainforest at about 300m.

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Theridula sp.
Photo: Dr Greg Anderson

Dinden National Park - Dry woodland with denser vegetation along watercourses.

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Theridula sp.
Photo: Dr Greg Anderson

Milaa Milaa North Queensland

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Theridula sp.
Photo: Ed Nieuwenhuys

Milaa Milaa North Queensland

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Theridula sp.
Photo: Ed Nieuwenhuys

 

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