A Black and Yellow Garden Spider lording over a recently cached insect. The hapless bug has been envenomated and wrapped in silk, so that the spider can feed at its leisure.

Black and Yellow Garden Spider - Saving Some for Later

Black and Yellow Garden Spider - Saving Some for Later

Observation Details

County – Dallas Hutchins - RWRC
City – Hutchins
Date – Aug 3, 2013
Time of Day – Morning
Temperature – Warm (70-89°F/21-32°C)
Weather – Clear
Habitat – Recreation-Park
Type of Behavior – Stationary
Gender – Female
Maturity – Adult
Observer – Chris Jackson
Main Article – Black and Yellow Garden Spider Observation Location

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By Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife1 Comment on Black and Yellow Garden Spider – Saving Some for Later

One Reply to “Black and Yellow Garden Spider – Saving Some for Later”

  1. Found this spider in roses bushes. Scared the sh… Out of me! It also came at me needless to say it was later a dead spider.

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