Thank you for giving it a try! The notable things for identifying her: Her bodyshape- Her dark and light alternating leg band markings – she’s a little fuzzy.
She looks like she recently put her eggs in a silk egg sack. Her abdomen is distorted, it was really stretched out and now she’s wrinkly and thirsty. We receive a lot of photos of older female spiders on the ground looking for food or water.
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Does anyone know what this is other than gross
I have looked everywhere and can’t find what it is
Thank you for giving it a try! The notable things for identifying her: Her bodyshape- Her dark and light alternating leg band markings – she’s a little fuzzy.
She looks like she recently put her eggs in a silk egg sack. Her abdomen is distorted, it was really stretched out and now she’s wrinkly and thirsty. We receive a lot of photos of older female spiders on the ground looking for food or water.
She’s a Shamrock Orbweaver, Araneus trifolium. She’s not dangerous to people.
Araneus trifolium (shamrock orb weaver) that has already laid her eggs