I was delighted to find what I think must be a female Green Orb Arianella spider, having encountered the more rotund male for the first time some days ago. Both were spotted in Suffolk.
Do take a look at this remarkable photo of one preparing her egg case here.
Caroline Gill's Wildlife Record: Suffolk Horizons (and the World beyond her Window)
Showing posts with label Green Orb Spider. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Green Orb Spider. Show all posts
Saturday, 16 June 2012
Monday, 11 June 2012
Arachnida (1): Green Orb Spider
This Green Orb Spider (Arianella) was scuttling about on its bush. Its abdomen looked like a round psychedelic-green bead, but as you can see, there are lines of black spot markings. There is often a red dot on the spinnerets on the underside.
When it comes to spiders and web-spinning, I thought the "click next to begin" sequence here was very helpful in a visual way.
When it comes to spiders and web-spinning, I thought the "click next to begin" sequence here was very helpful in a visual way.
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