Identification pls

>>2293783
Variant of a Orb Weaver I'd guess. Is there a web near it, and is it sticky as fuck?

>>2293794
Yes and yes. It was hanging right in a doorway, so I moved it outside. Never seen those markings before.

>>2293806
Neither, I just took a swing based on body and leg shape. They're stubby little fuckers, and they're everywhere in summer.

>>2293808
Well thanks. Seemed pretty cool too, just had a habit of hanging exactly where I wanted to walk.

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>>2293783
I have the same question as OP, just noticed it in my room. Anyone know what is it?

>>2293783
I think it's a RedBack; not all RedBacks have a literal 'red back'. Don't sweat it, Redback's fangs are not long enough to penetrate adult skin (keep it away from your children).

>>2293820
It's a pholcid or cellar spider.

>>2293832
You're literally retarded.

>>2293820
I'd go with Daddy long legs ( not knowing where this pic was taken)... most venomous spider around (as legend would have it), but again, fangs too short to deliver it to an adult human.

>>2293838
Woo, (you)'s are back... and you would identify it as?

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>>2293839
For a second there I thought you were just retarded but it turns out you also think you're an epic hilarious cool troll. Glad that's settled.

>>2293846
me too. So what's OP's spidey friend then?

>>2293849
If you can't tell that's an orbweaver like >>2293783 said even without knowing anything about Australian species then you have no business replying to these threads.

>>2293851
I mean like >>2293794 said.

It's almost certainly something in Araneus but I can't give a species ID.

>>2293838
>>2293839
Yes, it does look like it. Thanks.