The Spotted ground swift spider (Nyssus coloripes), more commonly known as the orange-legged swift spider in Australia, is a part of the Corinnidae family. It can also be identified by its other names: fleet-footed spider or painted swift spider. This species is found widely throughout both Australia and New Zealand.

Spotted ground swift spider: Description
Distinguished by their orange legs, the Spotted ground swift spiders boast a striking black hue with white spots dotting most of its body. These arachnids usually measure an average length of 1/4 inch.
Distribution and habitat of the Spotted ground swift spider
Originating from Australia, the orange-legged swift spider had spread to New Zealand by 1943 and is now worldwide. The creature can often be noticed lurking in homes or short grasslands throughout New Zealand.
Hunting technique of the Spotted ground swift spider.
In contrast to many of its nocturnal relatives, the orange-legged swift spider is active during daylight hours. While it does weave webs for trapping unsuspecting prey, these arachnids can also hunt without relying on their silken snares.
Further recommended reading about spiders.
Spider pages: Learn how to identify and avoid these spiders.
The most venomous spiders in the world.
Red house spider identification.
Orb weaver Spiders: How to identify and get rid of them.
Common house spiders: How to Identify and get rid of them.
Six-Eyed Sand Spider: Is the White Sand Spider Dangerous?
10 biggest spiders in the world.
Giant Huntsman Spider: How to Identify the Largest Spider
Brazilian salmon pink bird-eating tarantula
Brazilian Giant Tawny Red Tarantula
Colombian Giant Redleg Tarantula
Cerbalus Aravaensis: Middle East’s Largest Spider
Camel spiders: Myths and Facts.
Net-casting spiders: How to identify these spiders.
White-tailed spider: How to identify and manage.
Katipo Spider: How to identify New Zealand’s venomous spider
Brown widow spider: How to identify and avoid the false widow.
Redback spiders how to identify them and prevent bites
Funnel weaver spiders vs funnel-web
Cellar spiders how to identify and get rid of them
How to identify the wolf spider
How to identify the hobo spider
Brazilian wandering spider how to identify and avoid
Huntsman spider how to identify the eight legged freak
Jumping spiders how to identify these harmless hunters
Black widow spiders how to identify and avoid