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I think it's some sort of orb weaver. Pretty damned cool though!

Tiny little Spider with cute eyes.

Top Gear Imports Cars & Caffee at Garden State Plazza

This here spider was eating a worm. Yuck!!

 

I am seriously allergic to spiders, but I can't resist photographing them!! I just keep my fingers crossed that the spider doesn't decide to jump at me and bite down. So far so good!

 

Natures art work. !!!

Fine looking spider in my garden doing it's thing. Built a web and wrapped up a meal.

Posting a few from the archives. This was taken at Arne RSPB reserve.

Stillwater, Snoqualmie Valley, WA

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Fine looking spider in my garden doing it's thing. Built a web and wrapped up a meal.

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Handheld long exposure with some ghosting.

taken at basai negros

A small spider living on the hedge int he garden,

Araniella cucurbitina

 

Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Belichtung 0,005 sec (1/200)

Blende f/18.0

Brennweite 180 mm

ISO-Empfindlichkeit 640

Taken on a photographic open day at Cefn Ila, Woodland Trust nature reserve near Usk, Wales, UK.

No graphics please.

Jumping spider in Pulaski County Missouri.

The usual suspects hanging around in the garden during September.

Se reconoce por su abdomen dotado de un par de tubérculos cerca de los vértices anteriores, bastante visibles y que terminan en un apuntamiento pronunciado. Muestra un diseño de manchas blancas en forma de cruz. La coloración general es pardo anaranjada con las patas pardo amarillentas con bandas más oscuras. Las hembras pueden alcanzar el centímetro y medio de longitud, siendo los machos mucho más pequeños.

No se puede distinguir a simple vista de la araña de jardín, por lo que en las regiones donde pueden coincidir hay que recurrir al estudio del epiginio de las hembras para establecer con seguridad la especie.

Esta araña es común en la Península Ibérica y en el sudeste de Francia; alcanza también la región occidental italiana y el norte de África, localizándose en zonas de baja altitud.

Coote's Paradise

Hamilton, Ontario

These babies, zipping around a plant, reminded me of Charlotte's Web, especially every time the wind picked up and several floated away!

Its that time of year for the garden spiders to come out. I do not mind them spinning their webs everywhere except when I walk into them and they always seem to be at head height!

 

© Mike Broome 2017

The spider species Araneus diadematus is commonly called the European garden spider, diadem spider, cross spider, or crowned orb weaver. It is an orb-weaver spider found in Europe and North America.

Getting in a bit of a muddle

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