Spider on its web in a garden plant. Image by johnanderson via Depositphotos. There are over 48,000 recognized species of spiders globally, with many of these species commonly found in gardens.
How to Identify the Garden Spider The garden spider, scientifically known as Argiope aurantia , is easy to spot thanks to its bright yellow markings and bold black stripes.
You're more likely to spot egg sacs than the spider eggs themselves. Spider egg sacs (not "egg sacks") are small, round or teardrop-shaped bundles made of silk. They're often white, cream or pale ...
The redback spider (Latrodectus hasselti) is one of Australia's most iconic arachnids. It's a member of the widow spider family, closely related to the black widow spider. They're famous for their ...
Most spiders lack the physical capability to penetrate human skin with their fangs. However, certain species possess both the strength and venom to cause significant harm. Of the thousands of ...
especially when you have a garden. Spiders help you get rid of unwanted bugs. Types of Spiders Though most insecticides claim they can handle most spiders, some types of spiders need more attention ...
Pennsylvania may not be known for its abundance of venomous spiders, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t lurking around. The state is home to several species considered dangerous, with bites that can ...
The shaded orbweaver or orb-weaving cave spider (Metellina merianae) appears to serve as the fungus’ primary host. This normally reclusive species of spider is found across Europe in dark and ...