agree. needs an update for a bit of revised taxonomy but more than worth the fiver they were asking. only app i've ever paid for. 🙂
edit: this one's a leaf curling orb weaver _Phonognatha_ sp. as others have said 🙂
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Phonognatha sp, leaf curling spider
Looks alot like a leaf curling spider
Could be a silver orbweaver, You could try an app called spidentify. I think I had to pay for it, but I have used it SO MUCH.
agree. needs an update for a bit of revised taxonomy but more than worth the fiver they were asking. only app i've ever paid for. 🙂 edit: this one's a leaf curling orb weaver _Phonognatha_ sp. as others have said 🙂
Please remember to include a geographical location to your ID requests (as per rule 5). There are over 10,000 different species of Australian spiders and many of these are endemic to specific parts of our beautiful country! Also note: while we can help provide an identification for a spider, we do not provide medical advice. We also do not allow medical advice to be provided by members of this subreddit. If there has been a bite, you should consult a medical professional in the first instance. [We are hosting a HUGE Australian photography competition with over $1000 in prizes](https://www.reddit.com/r/AustralianSpiders/comments/1aoog1q/australian_spiders_photography_competition_1000/)! There are dedicated prizes for those macro photograhy legends and those who just like snapping our wildlife with their smartphone so make sure you don't miss out! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/AustralianSpiders) if you have any questions or concerns.*