The fog droplets on these funnels webs make them stand out from the green of the evergreen bushes. This type of spider web is spun by Agelenidae (funnel-weaver) spiders. They generally stay in their tunnel during the day. There are over 600 species of these spinsters. The specific species of this spinner is not identified; its work is enjoyed.
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Tuesday, July 13, 2021
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Iridescent in the grass
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Spiderweb rainbow |
Lit by the morning sunlight, the fog droplet laden web of this grass spider (genus Agelenopsis) glows in rainbow colors.
Saturday, September 2, 2017
Agelenopsis web
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| Spider web |
The light morning dew highlights this web beneath our feet that was spun by a grass spider (genus Agelenopsis).
See a rainbow spider web here.
See a rainbow spider web here.
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