Supunna albomaculata

Fact Box Species: Supunna albomaculata (QM) Previous species name: Supunna albopunctatum Family: Corinnidae formerly Clubionidae Body length: female: 9 mm male: 7 mm Habitat: Resting on any outside surface, including open ground, leaf litter, tree trunks, bare rocks or fences Toxicity: Uncertain; may cause mild illness in humans

Supunna albopunctata is easy to identify because of its uniform pattern of pale dots on a dark body surface. It is a vagrant that is most often found in leaf litter.

Spider(s) with a very similar appearance: Supunna picta.