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5. GardenOrb
1. SydneyBrown
2. EasternMouse 3. SydneyFunnel 4. Brown Badge
Huntsman
Spider
(Atrax
weaver (Eriophon
TrapdoorSpider
Spider (Mlssulera web Spider
{Neosparassus
spp) 30mmbody
(Misgolasrupax)25 - bradleyi)20 - 30mm robustus)25 - 30mm punctatus)
30- 40mm (female)
15 - 20mm
(female)
(lemale)
(female)
15
body
12mm
body
35mmbody
20body(Jemale)
(male)
(male)
Very
body
20mmbody(male) body(male)Dark 20mmbody
30mmbody(male)
hairy. Buildsperfect
in colour. Blackto verydark Brownandyellow
Darkbrown,
blue-black
appearance. wheelweb. Masier
yellowishhairs. lvlaleSometimesforward brown,veryshiny mottled
which weaversprder.
has2 smallspurson sectroncan be red or back. Maleshavea Verylong1e9s
40
to
extend
50mm
spuron 2nd pairof thesidesnotforeand
1slpairof legs.
black.Ancient
ground
glove"palps. specres,
legs. Ancient
"Boxing
aftforlhelrontand
ground
hunters.
species,
Ancientspecies,
rearPars. I\,4odern
hunters.DEATH
groundhunters.
openrangehunter
Thisspecies
and
TO
ATTRIBUTED
ate the
lN.caligastel
THISSPIDER.
spiders
onlyHuntsmen
to causenconvenrence
to humans.
DANGEROUS
DANGEROUS
Not consideredto
Not consideredto Not consideledto
be life threateninq Likelvto causeiniurv Life threateninq be life threateninq -be life th€ateninq
'10.Red Back
9. SmallBlack
8. St, Andrew's
7, Nephilaor
6. GardenWoll
Spider \Latrcdectus
HouseSpider
Spider(Lycosa
GoldenOrb Weaver Cross Spider
(NephilamaculataJ (Argiopekeyse ingl (Badumna
longinqua)hasse/t,1ommbody
godetfrcyi)
25 15mmbody(female)(female)(malevery
30mmbody(female)45mmbody(female)12- 15mmbody
5 mm body 12mmbody(male) small)Darkbrownto
20mmbody(male) 6mmbody(male) (female)
has
Brownto black.
black.Usually
white Goldenweb. Gold (male)Buildsa
Brown,yellow,
with red/orange
stripeon
Feltedwebbing
in legs. distinctive
crossin
andhighlypattered segments
typehole back(notalways)
(UnionJackon back) Largeelongated
web. Femalebody smallfunnel
weaver
l\.4odern
spider,fast abdomen.Master skipedwithyellow. on buidings.Square Apprentice
red,whiteandblack shapedcheiicerae. spider.DEADLY
movingopenrange. Weaverspider.
OF
hairs.
Carapacehas CANCAUSEHEAD- NO RECORD
INFLICT
PAIN
CAN
grey
VOMITING,
DEATHS
SINCE
hairs. Master ACHES,
AND CAUSE
OF
NAUSEA,
DIARRHOEA,
INTRODUCTION
Weaverspider.
AND
INFECTION
MUSCULAR
PAINS ANTIVENENE.
SKINLESIONS.
ANDCHILLS.
Not consideredto Not considered to Not consideredto Not consider€dto
be life threateninq be lile threateninq be life threateninq be life thrcatEning
11.White-tailed
12. DysderidSpider '13.Fiddle-back
Spider (Loxosceles
Spidet (Lampona
\Dysdera crocota)
(female)
lulescens)
10mmbody
cylindrata) 17mm
12mm Brightorange- red INTRODUCED
body(female)
B - 10m m
body(male)Dark spider.Introduced SPIDER
(female)
Dark
body
reddish
brownto
spider.CAN CAUSE
blackwithwhte
SEVEREPAINAND yellowbrownhead,
dorsatip. Whiie
SWELLINGAT BITE bodyandlegshoney
patcheson abdomen SITE. NECROIIC coloured.
Darkhead
juveniles.
looks
likean
of
ModernACTIONPOSSIBLE.section
inverted
violin.
openrangesprder.
HIGHLY
VENOMOUS.
PAINFUL
BITE.SOME
CANINFLICTPAIN.
CASESOFSEVERE
WOUNDSMAY
POSSIBLE
ILLNESS.
BECOME
NECROTIC
AFFECT
NECROTIC.
TOWOUND,
bancenous
- Not consideredto Not conaidercd to
Likelyto causoiniury be life thr€atening be life thr€atening
DANGEROUS
Lile th€ateninq
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SydneyFunnelWebSpiderlmale]
SydneyFunnelWebSpiderlfemale]
Shinyback,dark blackto
brown.Shortpalps.Notea
prominent
spuron eachot
the secondwalkinglegs.
Six timesmorevenomous
thanfemale.
Wanders.
Has caused fatalities
DANGEROUS.
Lile threatening
S h i n yb a ck,b l ack/br own.
Splnneretsegmentsget
Doesnol
longer
andlhinner.
roamas muchas themale.
Lesstoxicthenthemale.
Could causefatalities
DANGEROUS
Life threatening
SydneyTrapdoorSpider[female]
Brownand hairierthanthe
lunnel web spider. Long
palps.Usuallythere is a
highly visible light band
across the cephalothorax
[head]locatedbehindthe
chelicerae
fianghousing].
Often conlused with
lunnel web spiders
Not considered to be
life threatening
MouseSpiderlfemale]
Black/brownwlth some
yellow colour. Head is
much broaderthan lunnel
webspider.Fromsideview
uP
appearslikea hunched
mousein profile.
Often confused with
funnel web spiders
DANGEBOUSLikely to cause injury
RedbackSpider[female]
Blackish dark bulbous
abdomenwitha red mark
whichsometimesmaynot
be obvious/present.
Has caused tatalities
D AN GER O U S .
Life threatening
SydneyTrapdoorSpider lmale]
Prominent"boxingglove"
palps.lf you look closely
iherearelwosmallspurson
each of the firsl pair of
walkinglegs.
Often confused with
lunnel web spiders
Not considered to be
life threatening
MouseSpider[male]
Blacldblue
in colour.Long
thin palps. One species
hasa red headseclion.
Otten confused with
funnel web spiders
.
DANGEROUS
Likelyto causeinjury
white-tailedSpiderltemale]
Cigarshapedbody.White
tip on end of abdomen.
Whitespotson abdomen
fade as spider matures.
No recordedfatalitiespossiblenecrotic
reaction
DANGEROUS
Likelyto causeiniury
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]IR S T AI I I
Binddirectlyoverthe bite
Takethe patientto the hospitalas soonas
possible. Keepthe patientcalm and still
takingthe transportto the patientnot the
patientto the transport.
Try to capturethe spiderfor identification.
All spiderbitesshouldbe treatedseriously
and receivepromptmedicalattention. lf
the bite is thoughtto be causedby a Red
applyan
BackSpider(oranyotherspiderexceptforfunnelwebspiders)
icepackto theaffectedareaandtakethe patientto the nearesthospital.
the pain.
Do notbandagelightlyas thisincreases
lf the biteis thought
to be caused by a
Funnel Web, the
attentionrequiredis
dit f e r e n t Id o n ot
applyicel.
Bandagetowards
the endof the limb
as far as possible
and then returnup
towardsthe centre
of the body as lar
as possible
Where a broad
elasticisedbandage
binding.
is availableapply the bandagein a firm but not constrictive
bandageis not
Wherean elasticised
willsuffice.
stripsof clothing
available
lmmobilisethe limb with a splint where
possibleand do not elevatethe bittenarea
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