Last Friday I received almost 400 visits from searches regarding yellow and black spiders with Zig Zag patterns in their web. With that in mind Ive updated this article and put it back at the front of the line as little educational F.Y.I. Enjoy! If you live in North America chances are you’ve come across a female Argiope aurantia spider in your back yard, garden or in a field. They’re commonly known as the Common Garden Spider, Black and Yellow Garden Spider, Writing Spider, or Corn Spider. They span from Central America into Canada and various species of them are found across the planet. You will usually see the females as in this particular picture and they can be quite big and impressive. They weave a large transparent Orb Web with a vertical Z pattern in the middle. They’ll spend much of their day in their web waiting for prey. Continue reading
Steve Troletti Photography Argiope aurantia Spider – Your Common Black and Yellow Garden Spider Steve Troletti Photography - Environmental, Nature and Wildlife Photographer / Los Angeles - Montreal - Varese
