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What kind of spider is this?
Originally thought it was a black widow, but apparently not. Anybody recognize this one? Sidney says brown widow. Any other opinions?
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That could be what they call the "false black widow", which is thought to be non-native to the Americas. Maybe from Europe.
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Brown Widow - Cali has plenty
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Looks like a widow. there are several varieties.
Widows are easy to spot, look at the web. Is it haphazard and somewhat chaotic? |
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What kind of spider is this?
How about this creepy thing?
Pretty large, the body alone was about an inch long... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1437254540.jpg |
Yellow and black is an Orb Weaver.
When I was in high school I was riding my dirt bike down a trail and an orb weaver had built a web across the entire trail! Darn spider ended up suspended from my duck-bill visor right in front of my eyes! I managed to stop the bike without crashing before splattering the thing with my gloves. Still gives me chills. |
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And we always called those yeow spiders tomato spiders. Was always cool to throw a grasshopper in their webs and see how they pounced on them. |
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Any spiders near any entrance to the house are dead. That's the rule you should stick to. Dispose of the egg sack with fire too.
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Dead spiders colors don't matter? ;)
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It's not a brown widow. It could either be a juvenile Black widow or a false widow.
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It is a Yucky Spider, I hate all of them!!!!!
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Amen, brother!!! |
Is it dead yet?????
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