Their webs are also very ‘artistic’, with zig zag structures on the four corners, and are round in shape. They are usually large and perpendicular to the ground. But one thing, while walking we may sometimes enter these webs accidentally and it will be too irritating :)
Their abdomen have yellow, brown and black stripes, head is white hairy, and legs are brown with small hair-like projections. While resting these spiders keep two legs closer, making four pairs. And they usually rest at the same place (at the center of the web) for days, if there are no disturbances.
I took these pictures from my frontyard, and the web was on an evergreen bush. It was after a rain, so the web was adorned with water droplets.
Species: Argiope anasuja
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ReplyDeletevery beautiful. similar to our 'garden spider' or yellow argiope.
ReplyDeleteAnd I am also saying it's so beautiful. But I have to admit a spider gives me the creeps.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day Abhinav
Piękny kolorowy pająk i ma ślicznie kroplami wody ozdobioną pajęczynę. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colorful spider and is adorned with lovely water drops spider web. Yours.
Beautiful captures. I have one click of this gorgeous spider .. Check: http://ashscaptures.blogspot.in/2012/06/caught-in-web.html
ReplyDeleteIncredibly spectacular !
ReplyDeleteThis spider looks very pretty! The droplets arranged on the web replace a wonderful pearl ornament.
ReplyDeleteExcellent capture Abhinav :) all the best
Very cool. Awe-inspiring shots!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting name for a spider. It's got a very attractive body. I'm sure I'd recognise it if I saw one of these.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures as always, Abhinav :)
Loved the one with the raindrops on the web!
ReplyDeletei see the brown coloured one mostly . . this capture is so vibrant ! loved the account too :)
ReplyDeleteVery awesome.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful with great narratives and detail.
ReplyDeleteawesome
ReplyDeleteVery nice capture. It is interesting to know that some of the best scenes of nature are found in our own backyards.
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