Keith Martin-Smith

[Keith Martin-Smith @keefypoppet]

@RosieWoodroffe Amazing find! We call them anemone stinkhorn here in Tasmania - still thrilled to see them

[Keith Martin-Smith @keefypoppet]

@TimotheeBonnet @TidbinbillaNR Yes, it's M. pavonis...very exciting to find your first peacock spider! Compare with one from here in Tasmania...

[Keith Martin-Smith @keefypoppet]

@tdjsayers @ausgeo @Wilderness_Aus @abchobart @ABCscience @AusConservation @Tas_Land @nature_org Looks similar to this one (tentatively IDed as Jotus) from kunanyi in January...

[Keith Martin-Smith @keefypoppet]

@daveharasti Fantastic, Dave, well deserved for all your work over the years!

[Keith Martin-Smith @keefypoppet]

@masselouxgarou Don't forget the invertebrates - more than 80 species of peacock spider (Maratus)...beautiful & they DANCE

[Keith Martin-Smith @keefypoppet]

@stephentrainor @Ottercivet Absolutely! If it was in Australia, I’d hazard an Opisthoncus but in the tropics it could be one of many, many genera