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Web Photos |
 Sorry
but I have not had enough webs sent it to pick Web of the Month
Awards any more, but you can still check out past winners and their webs
below. I'll still keep putting webs on this page so
send them in! There are 2 types of spiders
- the hunting spiders
like the wolf spiders and tarantulas and the web spinning spiders
like the Argiopes and Garden Orb Weavers. All spiders can spin silk
but only the web spinning spiders spin webs for their homes.
Check out my new page on web construction
here. Many thanks for allowing me to use these photos. All photos are
copyright to their owners and may not be reproduced without
permission.
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2009 |
4 April, 2009:
I have a photo if you want it, its not great and sadly contains no spiders, but it shows the busy work ethic. The photo was taken in Paraguay, the night before there was no
evidence, the next morning/afternoon is when I too the shot. It is a group of bushes completely covered in web. |
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Reply: I've never seen a web like this
one before!!
3 March, 2009:
Can you identify this web? I've never seen anything like it.
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2008 |
7 November, 2008:
Glen:
Here are some photos of a web in the morning dew.
Do you know what spider was the artist? It was in Virginia, USA.
Take care & thanks again for a great web site!!
Daniela
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12 October, 2008:
Hi Glen
I love your website on spiders even though I really don't like spiders. I can't believe the number of different spiders there are in each spider family. Some are really pretty and others really gross. I have cringed at some photos I have seen.
I live approx. 3 hours north of Toronto, Ontario and took this photo of a spider's web in early September of this year but can't identify what type of spider made it. As you can see in the one photo, the spider is at the entrance of the "funnel" but I do believe it is dead. I have looked up Funnel Weavers, Nursery Spiders and Tent Spiders, but most photos only show the spider itself and not the web. The web photos I have found, don't match this one. The "funnel" is approx. 2 inches long and is in a spruce tree approx. 3 feet off the ground. The spruce tree is on my front lawn. My son found the same type of web in a wetland near Sudbury, Ontario. Do you have any idea what type of spider made this web?
Thank you for your time, help and great website.
Karen
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16 August, 2008:
Thought you might like the picture of this Orb Weaver Web, How long does it take them to build this web?
Thanks for the info and photo we are glad he is not Brown Recluse.
Jeff
Jeff
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16 August, 2008:
Spider_ - 188
Nephila from Dawn's deck, Bali
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27 April, 2008:
I am from Houston, TX and found three of the same type of
spider and web all in one tree. I am not sure what type of
spider this is, maybe you might be able to help me identify it.
It seems to be nocturnal. I have yet to see any of the spiders
during the day.
Hope you enjoy the photo. Thanks, Veronica
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8 February, 2008:
Hello Glen, Love the website. I've attached four pics I
made in the two days since I discovered this Gold webweaver
in my backyard here in Sebring, FL. I found the web covered
with dew before she cut it down and went back after dark to
take the pics of the owner. Hope you like them, William
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