MtViking
Loving the herd life
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Yeah that name makes sense. I saw two of them in the same area at my in-laws today both totally different colors. One was similar to the one I have the other one was almost all white. They must grow to the colors of there environment or something. The really light colored one was closer to the siding of the house which is a grey color. The other one was further out from the deck and was camo colors. Pretty neat spiders though.Wow! I was actually just reading about those the other day!
I believe it's called a Lichen Orb Weaver
They're beautiful!Yeah that name makes sense. I saw two of them in the same area at my in-laws today both totally different colors. One was similar to the one I have the other one was almost all white. They must grow to the colors of there environment or something. The really light colored one was closer to the siding of the house which is a grey color. The other one was further out from the deck and was camo colors. Pretty neat spiders though.
They’re pretty crazy looking I agree. I’m a big dude but spiders still give me the creeps lol. I was pretty nervous taking those pictures hahaha.That sure is a different looking spider!
The few "wild" chrysalis we found were off of the milkweed. Once on a flower I had in a pot and another on the fence.Creepy spider @MtViking!
We had a couple of Monarch caterpillars on milkweed plants, never saw a chrysalis. Do they go into that stage on the milkweed or go somewhere else? If the former I guess something ate them