recognize this spider?
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Qmonwy
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Usually they are, I've just never seen one of these before. Seem to be just on the pot plants. I have some nice lady bugs and dragon flies around helping out. The plants are outside in my yard by the way.
Diabolical666
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hes a spider bro
Qmonwy
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ttystikk
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Yes, and as such you leave them alone to hunt whatever noxious bugs might be making a meal of your pot plant.
ttystikk
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Just keep making good posts, you'll get additional privileges soon enough.
TripleMindedGee5150
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Only problems with spiders that I have is the webs. They tend to fight off leaf eaters but still make a big mess. Especially around the clustered leaf areas. Damn web mess... My experience at least
Michael Huntherz
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What part of the world is this spider in?
It is probably a spiderling, not an adult, probably a garden or orb species. It matters where in the world, if it is anywhere but North America I have no idea. It is doubtlessly beneficial, but watch out for webs during flower like dude said.
My best guess is Genus Argiope
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argiope_(spider)
It is probably a spiderling, not an adult, probably a garden or orb species. It matters where in the world, if it is anywhere but North America I have no idea. It is doubtlessly beneficial, but watch out for webs during flower like dude said.
My best guess is Genus Argiope
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argiope_(spider)
Qmonwy
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This spider would reside in the crappy state of Massachusetts. I have and will continue to look for Webs.