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Araneus diadematus
The color of each individual may vary from yellow to very dark gray, but all individuals have spotted markings on the back with five or more large white dots forming a cross. Males are between 5 and 10 mm, unlike females, which reach a length of 12-17 mm.
It is very common and its spiral webs well known in Western Europe. It also lives in parts of North America
Eu também aposto na A. pallidus. O abdomen da A. diadematus tem sempre umas faixas laterais em zigzag.
Spotted on Jan 2, 2014
Submitted on Jan 2, 2014
