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Spider identification pages
- Sydney funnel-web spiderMedical emergency potential
- Australian funnel-web spidersMedical emergency potential
- Redback spiderMedically significant
- Mouse spiderMedically significant
- White-tailed spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Black house spiderUsually low risk
- Brown house spider / cupboard spiderUsually low risk
- Huntsman spiderUsually low risk
- Badge huntsman spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Wolf spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Trapdoor spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Garden orb-weaverUsually low risk
- Golden orb-weaverUsually low risk
- St Andrew’s cross spiderUsually low risk
- Net-casting spiderUsually low risk
- Jumping spiderUsually low risk
- Daddy-long-legs spiderUsually low risk
- Yellow sac spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Flower spider / crab spiderUsually low risk
- Bird-dropping spiderUsually low risk
- Spiny spiderUsually low risk
- Long-jawed orb-weaverUsually low risk
- Blue Mountains funnel-web spiderMedical emergency potential
- Northern tree funnel-web spiderMedical emergency potential
- Southern tree funnel-web spiderMedical emergency potential
- Darling Downs funnel-web spiderMedical emergency potential
- Port Macquarie funnel-web spiderMedical emergency potential
- Red-headed mouse spiderMedically significant
- Eastern mouse spiderMedically significant
- Wishbone spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Curtain-web spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Brush-footed trapdoor spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Two-tailed spiderUsually low risk
- Grey house spiderUsually low risk
- Social huntsman spiderUsually low risk
- Lichen huntsman spiderUsually low risk
- Green huntsman spiderUsually low risk
- Nursery web spiderUsually low risk
- Fishing spiderUsually low risk
- Green jumping spiderUsually low risk
- Peacock spiderUsually low risk
- Ant-mimic spiderUsually low risk
- Lynx spiderUsually low risk
- Wrap-around spiderUsually low risk
- Leaf-curling spiderUsually low risk
- Magnificent spiderUsually low risk
- Jewel spiderUsually low risk
- Tent-web spiderUsually low risk
- Silver orb-weaverUsually low risk
- Bolas spiderUsually low risk
- Swift ground spiderUsually low risk
- Red and black spiderUsually low risk
- Australian tarantula / whistling spiderPainful but usually not life-threatening
- Scorpion-tailed spiderUsually low risk
- Mirror spiderUsually low risk
- Triangular spiderUsually low risk
- Spitting spiderUsually low risk
- Tube-dwelling spiderUsually low risk