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Our logo is adapted from a painting by Phillip Dlamini, 1998, of a purple crested turaco. In traditional Swazi dress, the red feathers feature in the royal headdress, so this bird illustration is not only a symbol for wildlife conservation, but also of cultural heritage.
Apart from the scorpions, the arachnids have not yet been well investigated. This preliminary checklist has been put together to provide a starting point for further investigation.
Detailed information on the scorpions, spiders and other arachnids found in Eswatini can be found here, photos can be found in the Biodiversity Explorer.
Araneae (family not identified) -
Araneidae - Hairy field spiders
Araneinae
Oxyopidae - Lynx spiders
Palpimanidae - Palp-footed spiders
Pisauridae - Nursery web spiders
Salticidae - Jumping spiders
Sparassidae - Huntsman spiders
Tetragnathidae - Long jawed orb-weavers
Leucauge sp. silver vlei spider
Theridiidae - Cobweb spiders
Thomisidae - Crab spiders
Zodariidae - Zodariid ground spiders
Biantidae -
Buthidae - Fat-tailed scorpions
Hormuridae - Flat scorpions
(Trombidiformes unclassified) -
25 species recorded in Malolotja
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Malolotja Nature Reserve: (+268) 2444 3241 / (+268) 2416 1480
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Mantenga Nature Reserve and Swati Cultural Village: 2416 1151/1178
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Mlawula Nature Reserve: (+268) 2383 8885 (Reception)
(+268) 2383 8453 (Senior Warden)
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Magadzavane Lodge: (+268) 2343 5108/9
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