Owl? Have seen many of this back in Malaysia & Philippines, although rare and hard to find, but not able to identify to species ID<br />
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However, this one from Australia is super common and can be found right in the middle of city centre and in gardens! Asianopis subrufa,Australia,New South Wales,Ogre-Faced Spider,Rufous Net-Casting Spider,Spider,Sydney

Owl?

Have seen many of this back in Malaysia & Philippines, although rare and hard to find, but not able to identify to species ID

However, this one from Australia is super common and can be found right in the middle of city centre and in gardens!

16Asianopis subrufa
12254Australia
1118new south wales
9Ogre-Faced Spider
18Rufous Net-casting Spider
1156Spider
156Sydney

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Neptune

Lion

Amazing shot! Posted 9 months ago

The Rufous Net-casting Spider

"Asianopis subrufa" is a species of net-casting spiders. It occurs in Australia and in New Zealand. It is a nocturnal hunter, having excellent eyesight, and hunts using a silken net to capture its prey. They feed on a variety of insects – ants, beetles, crickets and other spiders.

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Similar species: Spiders

Species identified by Albert Kang