rremon ani.social2Hide 2 repliesAraneus diadematus, A cross orb-weaver or European garden spider, for you yanks. Seems to have lost a leg.8Reply
TTheFunkyMonk replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyThanks! These are definitely the most common spiders I see outdoors around here.4Reply
rremon replyani.social They are certainly successful, you can see how they have been introduced from both sides of the coast, but they haven't made it past the rockies. Credit: "Spiders of North America" by Sarah Rose.3Reply
sp3ctr4l lemmy.dbzer0.comCan we get an orb weaver spider... pondering its orb, meme? Does that already exist?2Reply
BBootLoop sh.itjust.worksI just had on the outside of my kitchen window that is also missing a leg. I should've taken a picture.2Reply
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Araneus diadematus, A cross orb-weaver or European garden spider, for you yanks.
Seems to have lost a leg.
Thanks! These are definitely the most common spiders I see outdoors around here.
They are certainly successful, you can see how they have been introduced from both sides of the coast, but they haven't made it past the rockies.
Credit: "Spiders of North America" by Sarah Rose.
Can we get an orb weaver spider... pondering its orb, meme?
Does that already exist?
Happy spider season!
From a fellow Seattle person.
I just had on the outside of my kitchen window that is also missing a leg. I should've taken a picture.