I came across this spider making his/her home for the day. It's name is Cross Orb Weaver spider. this tends to be a passive animal, it is difficult to provoke to bite—but if it does, the bite is just slightly unpleasant and completely harmless to humans.The
adults are found from late summer through autumn. In late September,
the females leave their webs and seek out protected locations to deposit
between 300 to 900 eggs. The eggs are enclosed within a cocoon of
yellow, silken threads, shaped in a hemisphere. Typical egg deposition
sites include under the bark of dead trees and in cracks and crevices.
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| The bee that didn't get away. |
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| A beautiful sunny day for spinning a web |
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| cross orb spider. |
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