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Spiders around the world

This page contains links to spider websites, including personal websites, all around the world. Please let me know if you wish to include a link here, or if you find any dead links. I will update these links ASAP. Please post a message in my guestbook or contact me.

AFRICA

Arachnids in the Witwatersrand National Botanical Garden, South Africa
The Spider Club of Southern Africa

AUSTRALIA

Spiders in the house and garden (Australian Museum Online factsheet)
Golden Orb Web Spiders (Nephila) by Ed Nieuwenhuys & Ronald Loggen
Spiders of Australia (Queensland) by Ed Nieuwenhuys & Ronald Loggen
Brisbane Spiders by Peter Chew
Funnelwebs Aren’t Funny (Australia/New Zealand for Visitors)
Queensland Museum’s Arachnid Page
Spiders of southeast Queensland (Queensland Museum)
Mavis the Queensland Bird-eating Spider
Victorian Spiders (Museum of Victoria)
Victorian Huntsman Spider (Museum of Victoria PDF document)
SCIRO Entomology
Steve’s Aussie Spider Pics (Steve Clark)

BELGIUM

Belgian Spiders by Gie Wyckmans

BRITAIN

The British Arachnological Society
Nick’s Spiders of Britain and Europe (Nick Loven)

CANADA

Jumping Spiders of Canada (newsletter of the Biological Survey of Canada)
Arachnida (mites, ticks, spiders) by E.E. Lindquist
Canadian National Collection of Insects, Spiders and Nematodes

ECUADOR

Jumping Spiders of Ecuador (Tree of Life Project, University of Arizona)

Araneae, Spiders of North-West Europe by Ed Nieuwenhuys
Aracnis – European spiders & their kin by Pedro Miguel Bondoso Cardoso

FRANCE

Guide to French Salticidae by Yvan Montardi

JAPAN

Arachnological Society of Japan
Common Spiders in Japan by Sekine Mikio
Japan Spider Data by Hiroyoshi Ikeda (in Japanese)
Jumping Spider Study Center of Japan by Hiroyoshi Ikeda

NORTH WALES

References on North Wales Spiders kindly made available by Adrian Fowles

SINGAPORE

A Guide to Common Singapore Spiders by Joseph K.H. Koh
Spiders (Araneae) – Singapore Zoological Gardens Docent
Golden Orb Web Spider – Singapore Zoological Gardens Docent

SLOVENIA

Bibliography of the Spiders of Slovenia compiled by Irena Sereg & Matjaz Kuntner

SWEDEN

Cross Spiders in Sweden by Tobias Widman

USA

What are Spiders? by Dr Richard Bradley, Ohio State University
Spiders In and Around the House (Ohio State University)
Spiders in the Home (Colorado State University)
Salticidae – Tree of Life Project (University of Arizona)
Jumping Spiders of America north of Mexico (University of Arizona)
Colorado Spider Survey (Denver Museum of Nature & Science)
Spiders (Milwaukee Public Museum)
Spiders (North Carolina State University)
Spiders of Southern California (University of California Riverside)
Spiders in Ohio (Ohio State University)
A Guide to Missouri Spiders (Missouri Department of Conservation)
Common Missouri Spiders (Missouri Department of Conservation)
Nick’s Spiders of North America (Nick Loven)
For the love of spiders... by Sheryl Smith-Rodgers

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This page revised on 15 March 2003. Copyright © Chin Fah Shin

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