Yellow Garden spider wrapping up a bug that got caught in
his web. This view is from behind the spider. Almost looks like
he has eyes on his back.
The yellow garden spider is known for its ability to spin incredibly
complex web patterns. Anchored to branches, twigs, plant stems
and other structures, their webs are extremely strong and can
reach diameters as large as three feet. Yellow spider webs can
withstand the weight of numerous trapped insects.
Hanging out on our Lemon Thread bush.
3 comments:
Interesting and creepy critters. I love their zigzag webs--looks like zippers. Cool pictures!
Creeping me out!!! :)
Man those spiders give me the willies!!!!
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