No clue what she is, but I thought the coloring was worth a share. My phone camera isn't that great, but you get the idea.

Photographed around 1PM on Saturday, October 17.

She didn’t have a web and it’s getting pretty cold here, I’m gonna take her home and see if she’ll lay eggs since she looks gravid. Hopefully I can save her spiderlings.

Just out looking for some strange…👍🏻

I was scooting this lil guy along so my dog wouldn’t eat him. He didn’t look too healthy, so I was letting him take his time, but I noticed he was walking a bit weird so I started to film..then this happened!
I see these guys quite often on my property, almost daily during this time of year, but I’ve never seen one shut down like this. What is going on here??

Had a shipment delivered to my house and this guy crawled around.

Hi everyone, just wanted to discuss this topic. A day or two ago my friendly resident bathroom spider unfortunately passed away. Unfortunately, I wont ever know what caused it, but it is still sad nonetheless, and I am hoping it was just old age.

Anyway, does anyone else mourn the losses of their spidey friends? I love all living beings and it hurts to see them pass, and I wonder if it extends to spiders with anyone else?

I have a vacation coming up to Colombia, hoping the locals will see my nails and let me to one of these guys 😂👌

Location: Portland, OR.

I have NEVER seen a spider this big in this area. Please help me identify. The photos don’t do a great job of showing the “horns” on its abdomen.

Which crop do you prefer?

To me, the pattern on its abdomen is a little work of art: cream-white spots on an orange-brown background. And the macro shot reveals so much more: the fine hairs, the banded legs, even the eyes.

📷 Canon EOS R5 Mark II · RF 100mm F2.8 MACRO
⚙️ 1/250 s · f/9 · ISO 1000 · single shot, no focus stacking
🤚 Handheld, no flash

Hello Spider community, I’m in the South East of England and I found this frankly scary ass spider in my bathroom and would love to know what it us and if I should eliminate

Looks just like the one I shared in my previous post. Someone said "Araneus diadematus, an orb-weaver." Which definitely seems right!

Just found this guy trying to get in my apartment. Had a red/orange belly

Located in VA

I live in south eastern Wisconsin and saw this velvety red spider. It’s about the size of a half dollar.

📍Tirol, Austria :))

My spider friends, i have never seen this orbweaver. Looks like araneus diadematus but grey:OOO

thank yall and have a good weekend all of yall owo

Body is easily over an inch long. Was hanging on my door a weird way and seemed pretty peeved when it fell off

Saw this spider and was curious what it was doing. Anyone know??