Yesterday, while exploring George Rogers Clark Park, I saw and photographed a very unique Spined Micrathena Spider. These spiders are normally black and white in various patterns. This one was a vivid blueberry color.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2025
A Unique Micrathena Spider
Saturday, July 12, 2025
A Bold Jumping Spider Family
A female Bold Jumping Spider made her nest and laid her eggs under our deck railing. It's been fun watching her raise her brood of spiderlings. "
If I get too close, she doesn't hesitate to "throw hands" until I back off. Such a good momma.
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| Momma Bold Jumping Spider under the deck railing |
The spiderlings
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| Momma and spiderlings. They are starting to explore. |
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| Momma threatening to "throw hands" if I get too close. |
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| A spiderling |
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| Momma feasting on a Lacewing |
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