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What's this spider?
I have two in the backyard. Good one? Bad one? It's a terrifying
thing, I'll tell you that much: http://picasaweb.google.com/peterfilardo/Spider |
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What's this spider?
.... Good one? Bad one?....
http://picasaweb.google.com/peterfilardo/Spider Harmless: http://www.carolinanature.com/spider...owargiope.html To learn more, Google for Argiope aurantia |
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What's this spider?
Peter F wrote:
I have two in the backyard. Good one? Bad one? It's a terrifying thing, I'll tell you that much: http://picasaweb.google.com/peterfilardo/Spider A good one. It is a familiar spider, the Yellow Argiope. They are often seen in gardens, including mine. In addition to the distinctive appearance, her characteristics include the head-down posture and a vertical zigzag section in the web. Daniel B. Martin |
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What's this spider?
What is it about the spider that makes it good?
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What's this spider?
Peter F wrote:
What is it about the spider that makes it good? 1) It's not venomous. 2) It eats mosquitoes (among other things). 3) It's pretty (at least to spider lovers like me). Daniel B. Martin |
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What's this spider?
Spiders consume a great many insects that bite you and eat vegetables.
That particular spider on the other hand, will not bite you. It is indeed, a good spider. This is a major spider time of year here in the Carolinas. Lots of them out there all grown up and weaving their webs now. On Oct 3, 2:44 pm, Peter F wrote: What is it about the spider that makes it good? |
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