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Angulate and Roundshouldered Orbweavers (Genus Araneus)Observer
khaledbessrour
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Gray Wall Jumping Spider (Menemerus bivittatus)Observer
anallely2Description
Esta araña ¿es de importancia médica ?
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Gray Treefrog Species Complex (Complex Hyla versicolor)Observer
zakherbouregaouiDescription
The specimen was found out of the known range of the only Hyla species that we can find in Tunisia (Hyla carthaginiensis). Also the patterns on the back of the specimen are not known in this species. Also the exact location of the specimen in Kairouan is unknown
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Angulate and Roundshouldered Orbweavers (Genus Araneus)Observer
khaledbessrour
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Carthaginian Tree Frog (Hyla carthaginiensis)Observer
zakherbouregaouiDescription
A new species described in 2019.
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Mygalomorphs (Suborder Mygalomorphae)Observer
drdonnaDescription
Saw on reddit
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Nuragic Spider (Amblyocarenum nuragicum)Observer
monica46Description
Ragno della botola Sardo
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Cross Orbweaver (Araneus diadematus)Observer
molanicDescription
Orbweavers Family Araneidae
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Brown Widow (Latrodectus geometricus)Observer
yasminamDescription
Found in a pot of pelargonium flowers (scented geranium)
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Genus ScytodesObserver
allelus-algeriaDescription
Mesure dans les 10 millimètres , lui manque une pattes trouver comme ça
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Typical Spiders (Suborder Araneomorphae)Observer
hieieyhdizDescription
Trouvée morte sur ma terrasse
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Ant-mimic Spiders (Genus Myrmarachne)Observer
ayoub4Description
It's an ant-mimic spider, I don't know the species..
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Garden Orbweavers (Genus Argiope)Observer
dakhlaroversDescription
On its way to spin its web, we spotted this spider while walking through the plants in the artificial oasis.
We think it is A. lobata but comments and better IDs are welcome! In this, we're taking advantage of your expertise (also thanks for the A. sector obs, it helped a lot! http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/7490658)
@finrod
@sambiology
@andreapnor
Time: ca 10:30 am
Special thanks to Franck Chevalier for letting us in.
