 Unknown species and genus of the Striariidae; USA, © William Leonard |
 Unknown species and genus of the Striariidae; USA, Washington, Thurston Co., Olympia, Priest Point Park, © William Leonard |
 Unknown species and genus of the Striariidae; USA, Washington, Thurston Co., Olympia, Priest Point Park, © William Leonard |
 Unknown species and genus of the Striariidae; USA, Washington, Wahkiakum Co., along Elochamin River, © William Leonard |
 Unknown species and genus of the Striariidae; USA, Washington, Wahkiakum Co., along Elochamin River, © William Leonard |
 A new genus and species of Striariidae; USA, Washington, Wahkiakum Co., along Elochamin River, © William Leonard |
 Striaria sp., mating pair, showing a few strands of silk attaching them to the bark. The male is on the left and the female on the right; notice that they are not lined up head-to-head because segment 7 of the male, the one with the copulatory structures or "gonopods" has to make contact with segment 3 of the female, where the oviducts open through structures called "cyphopods." |
 Unknown species and genus of the Striariidae; USA, © William Leonard |
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