Two spiders with their web stretched completely across a woods path.
The second web is harder to see, but it goes from ground level up about 20 feet and equally wide. It has about half a dozen spiders in it. Continue reading
Two spiders with their web stretched completely across a woods path.
The second web is harder to see, but it goes from ground level up about 20 feet and equally wide. It has about half a dozen spiders in it. Continue reading
They’re everywhere in the woods in the fall.
Also called golden orb spiders, Trichonephila clavipes.
Their venom is poisonous, but it doesn’t have much effect on humans, and I’ve never had one bite me despite frequently having them walk all over me when I’m in the woods on the tractor.
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A common occurrence in the woods: a banana spider on my hat.
These golden orb-weavers, genus Nephila, weave webs many feet across between trees, often at human eye height.
I left this one on a nearby bush.
Here are a few vegetables from the garden that day. Continue reading
Morning spiderweb:
The spider, a Golden Silk Orbweaver, Golden Silk Spider, Banana Spider, Nephila clavipes:
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