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CORINNIDAE Corinnid spiders

Small to medium sized spiders, typically about three times as long as they are wide. Legs relatively long and slender. Most corinnids live in leaf litter or on dry bark of trees.

Corinnid juvenile possible Supunna sp

Battalus spinipes Spiny-legged Battalus
This Corinnid is a fast runner, often found near creeks on foliage and sometimes in leaf litter. It is being moved from Gnaphosidae where it has been... 

Supunna

Supunna albomaculata also Supunna funerea
A spider usually found in leaf litter, the female to 9 mm, the male to around 7 mm. Supunna albomaculata has a distinctive pattern of white marks on... 

Supunna picta

Supunna picta (L. Koch, 1873) Painted Swift Spider
A fast moving spider capable of climbing glass easily. Body length of females to 8mm, males to 7mm. The front legs are orange, the rest of the body...