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Genus Araneus

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Dark California and Oregon with much white · Pumpkin-colored gemma/marmoreus type · white gemmoides like markings anterior abdomen in front of "ears

Dark California and Oregon with much white
what kind of Spider ??? - Araneus - female Large Black Orb-Weaving Spider with White Markings - Araneus Orb Weaver on quackgrass - Araneus Orb Weaver on quackgrass - Araneus

Pumpkin-colored gemma/marmoreus type
Spider ID #1 of 2 - Araneus Orb Weaver889 - Araneus Garden Cross Spider for WA in November - Araneus - female Yellow Spider - Araneus - female Cross spider, fall colouration? - Araneus - female Spider with red lumpy butt - Araneus Spider with red lumpy butt - Araneus Unknown bug. Perhaps a Tick or Spider? - Araneus

white gemmoides like markings anterior abdomen in front of "ears
unknown - Araneus Orb Weaver - Araneus - female Araneus cavaticus - Araneus Large Orb Weaver - Araneus Green Garden Spider - Araneus - female Orb Weaver - Araneus - female Orbweaver - Araneus - female 54704 - Araneus

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