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I found an egg sac on a fence near where the Scribbler spider had made a web. She was at one end of our fence and then moved to the other side nearer to a light source and most likely the bugs it attracted.
I found the egg sac half way between the move. It reminded me of the seed pod of Nigella flowers and I was wondering at first if that was what it was and puzzled how it had become stuck to a fence with no Nigella plants near it. Upon closer inspection I realized it was some sort of egg sac from an insect or maybe a crysalis. Now I see it was from the spider. This BugFiles is interesting, but I have been itching the whole time I have been browsing it. LOL
A truly awesome capture, ceejaytown .. and a wonderful addition to the database!
You've jes gotta be plum proud of ya'seff!! (jes luvinly teasin' ya, cj!)
Windy ..
Bless ya heart! I do the same thing, after I crawl into bed at night. I spend the bigger part of my days lurking about and lookin' under and in stuff, in seach of bugs. By the time, bed-time comes around - I'm still seeing 'bugs' ... (hee)
Hello, everyone I'm Tonia(TCowart) I'm new at this and would like to get to know all better in the future.
I have one outside my kitchen window. She's beautiful and I've noticed she's made her sack.
Particularly I wanted to know how long does it take for the babies to hatch.
