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Spiders

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Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Male Spider
Male Spider		 Small well camouflaged spider
Small well camouflaged spider		 Long Jawed Orb Weaver ( Tetragnatha laboriosa )
Long Jawed Orb Weaver ( Tetragnatha laboriosa )
Orb Weavering Spider ( Araneus gemma )
Orb Weavering Spider ( Araneus gemma ) 		Silver Argiope - Orb Weaver
Silver Argiope - Orb Weaver 		Yellow Argiope, Golden Garden Spider ( Argiope aurantia )
Yellow Argiope, Golden Garden Spider ( Argiope aurantia ) 		Male spider
Male spider
Male spider
Male spider		 Funnel Spider Web
Funnel Spider Web		 Orange Spider
Orange Spider		 Banded Orb Weaver
Banded Orb Weaver
Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider		 Web of the Orb Weaver
Web of the Orb Weaver		 Long legged spider from Kansas
Long legged spider from Kansas
Lynx Spider
Lynx Spider		 Lynx Spider
Lynx Spider		 Lynx Spider
Lynx Spider		 Lynx Spider
Lynx Spider
Medium Sized Wolf Spider
Medium Sized Wolf Spider		 Medium Sized Wolf Spider -(close up)
Medium Sized Wolf Spider -(close up)		 Wolf Spider
Wolf Spider		 Wolf Spider - close up
Wolf Spider - close up
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jv1964 15-May-2008 20:25
i found a spider in my backyard and would like to know if anyone can tell me what kind it is. it is small, roundish, bright orange, the body looks like it would be hard, like a crab.(havn't touched it, so don't know for sure) it has several sharp pointy things around the edge. i know this sound strange, but it's in my backyard. it doesn't look like a spider at all until it moves, the head comes out from under the shell-like part. the web is pretty big for the size spider, and it is 2 toned. it's a really pretty web.
edwina beaumont 08-Mar-2008 16:10
you have a very good selection here, must have taken a while to find this many
Daniel 07-Jun-2007 00:25
Here in North Carolina I've found a spider much like y'all are talking about only it has the orange, nearly transparently so, leg and a deep blue cobalt body. Very beautiful. If only spiders didn't scare the heck out of me. Please e-mail me if you know what kind of spider this is. I'm not so sure it is a native North American species. They measure on average about a centimeter in length and .75 centimeters wide. Legs and all.

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SC 03-Jun-2007 22:55
I also have seen this same spider here in North Mississippi. Can anyone relate to what type of spider or name this is? Black body,bulky, with orange legs and HUGE fromt legs/fangs or something. Never in 38 years have i seen one of these in this area.
reply to xxgrooovyxx@yahoo.com THanks!
candid 26-Apr-2007 02:19
I keep getting spiders that have a solid black body with orange almost transparent les I live in Indiana what kind of spider could this be its about the size of a nickle.
Chris Holland 17-Mar-2007 16:54
Ooo... this is wonderful. Nice captures. Spiders are so interesting to look at
Deepshikha Nath 20-Nov-2006 06:04
i have found a four legged spider too in INDIA, a very strange fact about its web is that on its web it has four white spring coiled white strands of its own web i guess and they are exactly where its legs meet the web.

If you want the pictures send me an email and i would post the pictures... it has orange legs.
jerry 29-Sep-2006 18:45
have come across a four legged spider in my passage way donbt know the species but is it common to find these have taken picture to send if interested
Ian Davey 25-Sep-2006 19:30
Wonderful gallery. Some much of a variety and well shot. Gets my vote... Ian
Guest 04-May-2006 08:40
Holy crap, Denny! If you took these pictures at the house I don't think I will ever visit again!
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