Swift ground spider

Fact Box Species: Supunna picta (RM, QM) Family: Corinnidae formerly Clubionidae Body length: female: 7 mm male: 6 mm Habitat: This spider is a vagrant that does not build a web but can be found on many outside surface, including open ground, leaf litter, tree trunks, bare rocks or fences; it runs in short bursts and is difficult to capture because of its speed. Toxicity: Uncertain; may cause mild illness in humans

The male Another female

Supunna picta is easy to identify because of its surface markings, including the tips of its legs, which have an orange colour.

Spider(s) with a very similar appearance: Supunna albomaculata and many lycosids.