Spider in my Yard ~ What's it? by pimanjc

Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 31, 2013

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"Spider in my Yard ~ What's it?" This orange spider built a web in my yard over my tomato plants. I discovered it about 6AM. Any idea what kid of spider it is? Better detail can be seen in full view. Bracketed Fill flash was used to make the web show up. This was a very difficult exposure for both the spider and web. Thanks for viewing my gallery and your comments.

Comments (17)

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lisalisette

7:38AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

I don't know what kind of spider that is.. I am very afraid of spiders :(

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RBanquo1997

7:48AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Species of Orb Weaver I think.

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magnus073

7:52AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

What a cool capture of this little spider, Jim.

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Faemike55

7:59AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Very cool capture very beautiful weaver

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eekdog

8:06AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

not sure on that one.

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Richardphotos

9:04AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

no idea but really great fotos of it

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jayfar

9:51AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Nice shot but I can't help!!

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GrandmaT

10:02AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

Excellent work! You might try searching on "whats that bug dot com" (delete the spaces). It's a great site for identifying wee critters.

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stnaper

10:31AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

I see he was a busy little guy! Great photo Jim. Stan

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spiritmind

10:44AM | Wed, 31 July 2013

nice capture, I love spiders:)

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iborg64

12:00PM | Wed, 31 July 2013

looking at it zoomed its still a bit hard to tell for sure also sorry not sure what country your in in UK we have a spider looks similar called "Araneus diadematus"however the markings on the back are a bit overexposed so hard to be sure one thing i can tell you from your photo is its a female spider

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