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- Submitted: Feb 17, 2024
- Photographed: Feb 17, 2024
- Spider: Trichonephila edulis (Australian Golden Orb-weaver)
- Location: Brisbane, Australia
- Spotted Outdoors: High foliage (includes trees and tree trunks)
- Found in web?: Yes
- Attributes:
Trichonephila edulis
(Australian Golden Orb-weaver)
Picture ID 193699
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Trichonephila edulis
(Australian Golden Orb-weaver)
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- Submitted
Mar 3, 2019 - Photographed
Mar 4, 2019 
Sydney, Australia
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Trichonephila edulis
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- Submitted Feb 5, 2024
- Photographed Feb 4, 2024
Male,Female- Brisbane, Australia
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- Submitted Mar 25, 2019
- Photographed Mar 25, 2019
Female- Thorton New Castle, Australia
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Trichonephila edulis
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- Submitted Feb 15, 2024
- Photographed Feb 16, 2024
- Female
- Jindera,NSW, Australia
- 1 Comments
Trichonephila edulis. Gold silk orb weaver.
A bunch you can compare with:
Most spiders on a body for 30 seconds (youtube.com)
I like the link, the kid is funny. I liked it when the hostess asked if they’re dangerous and he mutters, “No, not really.”
In OZ, they think these are rather spectacular. Wait til they get a load of T clavipes we have in south east US. Twice as big but just as harmless. One of few spiders they let children hold at bug fairs.