What The Heck Is This One?
I think Maryland must be some haven for scary spiders:
Joe pointed this one out when I got home today. We have no idea what it is, but it looks very scary.... and deadly! It's even scarier on the other side, but I couldn't get a good picture (and I wasn't about to touch it or get within 2 feet!). I'll have to do some research, but if anyone has any idea what this is, let me know!
Spider Update: My research finds that this is Argiope aurantia, a black & yellow garden spider. So I don't think it will kill me.
While we were waiting for the kitchen contractor to come out this afternoon, I snapped this pic of Joe:
He always does such a nice job of mowing the lawn.
Joe pointed this one out when I got home today. We have no idea what it is, but it looks very scary.... and deadly! It's even scarier on the other side, but I couldn't get a good picture (and I wasn't about to touch it or get within 2 feet!). I'll have to do some research, but if anyone has any idea what this is, let me know!Spider Update: My research finds that this is Argiope aurantia, a black & yellow garden spider. So I don't think it will kill me.
While we were waiting for the kitchen contractor to come out this afternoon, I snapped this pic of Joe:
He always does such a nice job of mowing the lawn.
posted by Jeff in NC at 6:59 PM
3 Comments:
A friend sent me pictures of one of those spiders in her yard, she and her daughter fed it bugs. Not my idea of a good time but who am I to judge?
Who knew Maryland was so dangerous? Alpacas, spiders, oh my!
The fence looks so nice!
According to my Grampa, those spiders are great for your garden. They get rid of the unwanted bugs that eat garden plants... I still think they're creepy though.
That's one fantastic lawn - you guys could set up your own soccer field!
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