Rich Brager BRFAL Chapter Virginia Master Naturalist shares:
So I walked out the kitchen door the other day on a foggy morning and what did I see? The longest and dewiest (if that is a word) cobweb I ever saw. It stretched from our roof gutter clear down 3 stories to the fender of our Kawasaki Mule. I looked closely at the terminus at the Mule and I thought I spotted the culprit.
So I walked out the kitchen door the other day on a foggy morning and what did I see? The longest and dewiest (if that is a word) cobweb I ever saw. It stretched from our roof gutter clear down 3 stories to the fender of our Kawasaki Mule. I looked closely at the terminus at the Mule and I thought I spotted the culprit.
I walked down to the Mule and sure enough the spider was hanging upside down on the fender. She was sporting a huge egg sack. I took her picture in situ, but then I chased her down in the grass to try to get a better picture. I tried to get a picture of the long cobweb too, but the best I could do was about half of it. If you look closely you can see it.
Then I went in and got out my trusty spider guide. I wasn't able to identify the species.
Can you help?
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