It's an Orb Spider, and YEAH Fogger, aint that the truth.....lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER
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It's an Orb Spider, and YEAH Fogger, aint that the truth.....lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER
I think it's a cat-faced spider as well. This photo looks a lot like your picture:
https://www.google.com/search?q=cat+...eYToWG3Jr4M%3A
In your Colorado garden, spiders are mostly superheroes (except one)
Catface spider image in this article looks similar to the OP photo.
http://extras.mnginteractive.com/liv...5_Spider-1.jpg
Cat face spiders and Orb Weavers are from same family of spiders, everybody was correct. Weather this year helped with bumper crop.
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I have a couple at my house too. I always see they have a pretty good catch, so I leave them alone.
Those spiders are actually pretty cool. I had one build a web in front of a wasp nest at my house. Started off about the size of a lima bean, it just disappeared for the winter and it was roughly the size of a half dollar. It probably didnt help that I found grasshopppers and threw them into its web for dinner.
https://c2.staticflickr.com/6/5701/2...c3bbbc64_b.jpg
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i think everyone who posted, whether they were useful or not deserves participation trophies. We are all winners!Quote:
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The prizes are awesome this year. 10,000 spider eggs about to hatch for every participant.
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P.S. That thing looks bigger than the mouse I caught last night.
Worthless cat scared it into a pouch on a gun case and couldn't get it (no front claws). I got it out with a tongs after pulling out the mags.
Now, experience has taught me that if there's one baby mouse to be caught...