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corn spider

Argiope aurantia

Description:

with legs spread out probably 4 inch diameter

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5 Comments

EricEllison
EricEllison 12 years ago

banana spiders are a whole different species. nephila clavipes

EricEllison
EricEllison 12 years ago

yeah me too when i was younger. ive always wondered about that since we dont have bananas here and they tend to make their webs on the edges of fields.. felt more appropriate

momz
momz 12 years ago

We have always called them banana spiders

EricEllison
EricEllison 12 years ago

lol Boris eh. im always uneasy when they go missing. lurking somewhere

CarolSnowMilne
CarolSnowMilne 12 years ago

I was wondering where Boris went to. I hope he is having a good time in your area. LOL (I will have to find my photos of this spider.) HA! Good Spot! They are cool looking.

antimatterhands
Spotted by
antimatterhands

Illinois, USA

Spotted on Aug 31, 2011
Submitted on Aug 31, 2011

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