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Spider Photos - Gea Heptagon |
Here's some photos of Gea
Heptagon. This orbweaver hangs head down in its web. It can be identified by its three pairs of gray bumps on the back of its abdomen. This species has a large head, brown cephalothorax
with yellow markings, and brown and white abdomen. Males
are about the same size as females (1/5 inch). They make
an orb web. There is only one species of this spider in
the United States. It is a southern spider whose range
extends north to Washington, D.C.
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This Orbweaver is a small spider, averaging about ¼ inch in
length. It has no common name. Webs are built vertically, but
close to the ground, and are only a few inches across. They can
sometimes be seen in the clover fern (Marsilea macropodia) that
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11 July, 2011:
Hi Glen,
I just came across your site and I love it. I've spent an hour of work browsing through it and I still can't ID some spiders I saw recently on a trip to Cambodia.
the photos are attached. Please use them if you'd like. If you can ID them for me I'd be grateful. Also let me know if you'd like ghigher res photos. I took these at 10MP but reduced them for the email.
Thanks,
Ashkun
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14
March,
2008:
What kind of spider is this?
Click for a larger view.
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14
March,
2008:
Hi,
I took this photograph while in Cozumel a week
ago. Can you tell me what kind of spider this is?
Thanks, Tejal S.
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15 July,
2007:
Dear, I just found out that I caught a cool and
special spider on my camera. This picture was taken by
me in Bhulebhule - Nepal. Bhulebhule is the second
village after Besi Sehar, the start of the Annapurna
Round Trek. Leaving for the second day of my trek I
found this beauty outside my teahouse.
Maybe you can do something with it, if you zoom in you
can see pretty much detail.
Kind regards, Veerle
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15 July,
2007:
Greetings, I was in the Philippines recently and took a
picture of a spider that was overhead in the rafters of
a house. Sorry, I can't get a better picture, this
little guy was quite a ways away from me. Never did move
though. I have not seen a picture of a spider with the
intricacy of the design like this one involves. I see
the "St Andrew's cross spider", but the designs appear
to vary. Do you feel this is one of those? Use it if you
like, let me know what it is if you can. Regards,
T. Kelley
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6 August, 2006:
Hi!
Here's an Argiope for your collection no one sent in yet. This
one is called a
Gea Heptagon. Joe
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