What's the extra flavor hidden within this Rosemary? delicious... Argiope argentata, aka Silver Garden Spider or one of the cousin species. Knowing where you live helped, google did the rest ;)
Aha! I know my spiders! Even the relatives of the Aussie ones. Hehe.
The interesting thing about the various breeds of golden orb weavers is that they build their web in their spot and never leave (unless the web is destroyed). I had an interesting chat about it with a specialist at the museum because they have live ones on display in the open and the stay put.
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What's the extra flavor hidden within this Rosemary? delicious... Argiope argentata, aka Silver Garden Spider or one of the cousin species. Knowing where you live helped, google did the rest ;)
Argiope Argentata it is precisely my friend....they have been counted, we have 48 of them.. some tiny ones too...
It looks like a spider maybe a weaver but the body is throwing me off...
Odrau got it... ;) You were close
It is a spider I guess.
coincidentally I have captured the same spider, hahaha, greetings brother good photo! :D
that looks correct... ;)
thank you brother for the help :)
regards
They look like golden orb spiders, or sometimes referred to as Golden Orb Weavers.
At least that’s what they’re known as in Australia.
we have orb weavers here too... they are huge, way bigger than these.. but these are a cousin not golden weavers..
Aha! I know my spiders! Even the relatives of the Aussie ones. Hehe.
The interesting thing about the various breeds of golden orb weavers is that they build their web in their spot and never leave (unless the web is destroyed). I had an interesting chat about it with a specialist at the museum because they have live ones on display in the open and the stay put.
Wanna see something that will blow your mind?
it took a million spiders to make this piece of tapestry.. its priceless, its also beautiful!
Wha?!?!?! That’s friggin amazing!!!!
Lol wat?
Oh, the lovelies.... <3
sir your post is alwayes different.. love your photography and writing...
sir its as usual a outsatnding photo....
I guesss is a spider