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    Communities > Forums > Insect and Spider Identification
    Forum: Insect and Spider IdentificationReplies: 6, Views: 7
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    RichSwanner
    Citrus Heights, CA (Zone 9b)

    December 19, 2005 6:02 AM

    Post #1930312

    Who is this Spider?

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    PanamonCreel
    Celaya
    Mexico (Zone 10a)


    December 19, 2005 7:38 PM

    Post #1931097

    Didn't introduce itself to me but it's an Orbweaver (Araneidae), possibly Genus Larinioides.
    Windy
    Belleville , IL (Zone 6b)

    December 20, 2005 10:07 PM

    Post #1932846

    I got the chance to watch an orb weaver shooting the silk out as it crawled around to make a new orb.
    I had no idea how fast and thick the silk came out . It was really cool to watch. In the spring and summer I have to watch where I walk in the mornings because these are all over the yard, or so it seems. I am always coming face to face with a web it seems.
    Edited to add this link of photos
    http://www.spiderzrule.com/commonspidersusa.htm
    OOOhhhhh! Now I feel itchy.


    This message was edited Dec 20, 2005 5:39 PM
    DonnaB
    Vancleave, MS (Zone 8b)

    December 21, 2005 12:20 AM

    Post #1933016

    I would die if one of those got on me lol. Great pic.
    RichSwanner
    Citrus Heights, CA (Zone 9b)

    December 21, 2005 8:09 AM

    Post #1933503

    That link is where you will find my Black Widow and Jumping Spider shots. If you check out the Black Widow ones you will see a preview of one of the pictures in Goldfrank's Toxicology Textbook. It is the leading poison prevention book. They ask to use some of my pictures Like this one-Rich

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    Windy
    Belleville , IL (Zone 6b)

    December 21, 2005 12:36 PM

    Post #1933666

    Those spiders are so pretty, aren't they. Our house had a lot of them when we first moved here. They are probably in the crawl space now. I guess they came in with the lumber when the house was built. They liked to nest under the siding where it meets the foundation. Pretty good place to catch food!
    DonnaB
    Vancleave, MS (Zone 8b)

    December 22, 2005 8:55 PM

    Post #1935752

    congrats Rich. I know it makes you proud. I know I am when I am contatcted about my bird pics for education use. Praying I don't have Black Widows here in the new home. I saw some at Kays in Poplarville. She said they like it dry and the new place is dry and wooded.

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