Corn Spider Argiope Auratia

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello Sandra, thank you so much for this unique feature in the group Corn Spider Argiope Auratia, in the group Memories and Nostalgia, I sure appreciate that, Happy Spring, Along Came A Spider and, Michael Hoard

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello Neal, thank you so much for the feature of Corn Spider Argiope Auratia in the group Macro Photography, I sure appreciate that, Cheers, Michael Hoard

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello Zulfiya, thank you so much for viewing corn Spider Argiope Auratia, I am glad this photo appeals to you and I appreciate the vote, Michael

Nalcrest, FL - United States

Great capture, V

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello Mary, Thank you for the comments on Corn Spider Argiope Auratia, I appreciate them and the V, Cheers, Michael

Kapaa, HI - United States

This spider has a very different body than the traditional zipper spider, but this one also makes a zippers in its web. Nice catch. v

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello WB, they can be quite beautiful this particular corn spider was quite a large one, thanks for the comment, and the V, appreciate that, Michael

Ellerslie, PE - Canada

Great shot. I love photographing spiders myself. v

Halifax, NS - Canada

Scary!! Great shot and treatment! VOTED

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello Daniel, thank you so much for generous comment and the V, I appreciate this very much, Cheers, Michael Hoard

Elliot Lake, ON - Canada

Every August on Manitoulin Island in Ontario these big spiders appears... They seem to live for about one month and then disappear... Bravo! V

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello Jeff, thank you so much for the comment, I appreciate it, Cheers, Michael Hoard

Selah, WA - United States

Stunning

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello Karen, Wow, thank you so much for the feature in the group Blank Greeting Cards, I appreciate this very much! Cheers, Michael Hoard

New Orleans, LA - United States

Hello JW wow, lightning fast, I just posted the photo, one of my favorite auratia, I appreciate the feature in Southern Photographers, Cheers, Michael Hoard