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Newfoundland Species

Hmmm -

NM Araneus ??

Araneus trifolium

Araneus trifolium

Araneus trifolium?

Araneus trifolium

Araneus trifolium vs. Araneus groenlandicola

Moved to Araneus groenlandicola

Araneus trifolium?

Araneus

Araneus trifolium ?

Large Vermont spider: Shamrock orbweaver - araneus trifolium.

Araneus trifolium

CO orb weaver Still looking..

....

The spider in your link is indeed A. trifolium

Araneus trifolium

spider ID

Not sure how to separate Araneus trifolium

Araneus trifolium MALE

Orbweaver

Moved

Araneus groenlandicola?

A. trifolium?

Does look to be araneus trifo

Moved to Araneus trifolium

Araneus marmoreus?

Moved to Araneus trifolium

Thanks folks, a male Araneus

That would be nice, but I'm thinking it's A. trifolium

I did go, with a couple of fr

Sorry, but we don't think there is any way

Araneus spider

Araneus sp.

About the only thing I see is

An orbweaver female.

shamrock spider - Araneus tri

Reminds me

Here's on of mine

Araneus sp.

Shamrock Spider

Looks to be

Moved

Up in Minnesota this might be

Looks to be

We also would have suggested

Looks to be

shamrock orbweaver - Araneus trifolium

We would suggest The Shamrock

With those legs

The Shamrock

Frassed

Looks to be

Looks rather to be

Wonder if this is

Maybe

Looks to be

Araneus trifolium, male

Looks to be

Looks like...

We would think Shamrock

Frassed

Yes, we would also have suggested

Looks like The Shamrock

Araneus trifolium

Sorry, can't make it out

Maybe Araneus trifolium?

male,

Maybe The Shamrock

Looks to be

Looks rather to be an Orb Weaver

Maybe The Shamrock

How big?

Looks to be

Perfectly harmless and beneficial orb weaver

Looks like...

Looks to be

Yes, Orb Weaver

Maybe The Shamrock

Looks to be the Shamrock

Looks to be

Looks like a Shamrock Orb-wea

We would suggest

Hey what are you doing in Vilas County!?

Looks to be male, Araneus trifolium

Maybe The Shamrock

Looks to be The Shamrock

Looks to be The Shamrock

Yes, perfectly harmless and beneficial orb weaver

Yes, perfectly harmless and beneficial orb weaver

Seems to be

Shamrock Orb Weaver

Looks like The Shamrock

Makes us think The Shamrock

Orb Weaver

Shamrock Orbweaver

Looks like the Shamrock

Araneus trifolium (Hentz, 1847)

check out Araneus trifolium

Looks like the Shamrock

Looks like a Shamrock

Shamrock

Looks to be

Looks to be male

Maybe male Araneus trifolium

Yes, and the legs

We think this is actually Araneus trifolium.

Shamrock Orbweaver, dorsal - Araneus trifolium

The Shamrock

Looks to be The Shamrock

Moved

Maybe the Shamrock

Moved

Moved - NS Araneus

The spider might be The Shamrock

Maybe

Looks to be The Shamrock

Probably...

Can't quite make out the pattern on the dorsal abdomen

Yes it does look like The Shamrock

Maybe a Shamrock Orbweaver?

Moved

Maybe male, Araneus trifolium

Yes, maybe the Shamrock

Perfectly harmless, beneficial, and beautiful orb weaver

Araneus trifolium

perhaps

shamrock orbweaver

Shamrock vs. Marbled

The legs and the color

Shamrock Orbweaver

This is an orb weaver in the genus Araneus

Araneus trifolium

Loks to be the Shamrock

Araneus trifolium

Perfectly harmless, beneficial, and beautiful orb weaver

ON Araneus

Moved to Araneus trifolium

Shamrock Orbweaver (Araneus trifolium)

First thought is the Shamrock spider

Shamrock Orbweaver?

Looks like the Shamrock

Shamrock Orbweaver?

We would agree

Moved to Araneus trifolium

Yes, it does, and we're not particularly familiar with

Moved to Araneus trifolium

Araneus trifolium?

Very nice shot!

Can't see the spots,

Looks to be the Shamrock

AB Araneus

SK Araneus

Moved to Araneus trifolium

Looks to be a male

male

Looks to be

Looks to us more like

We would guess a male Araneus trifolium

SK Araneus

Yes, and specifically The Shamrock, a female

It looks to be a Shamrock

Araneus trifolium - Shamrock Orbweaver

It looks like a Shamrock, Araneus trifolium

Shamrock Orbweaver (Araneus trifolium)

spider

We would have made the same suggestion

spider

thank you!

Eriophora ravilla lives in Florida.

spider name

Wonder if it is a male Araneus trifolium

Looks to be the Shamrock

Looks like the Shamrock

Oh yes I see now she is much

spider

Shamrock Spider (Araneus trifolium)

Looks to be male, Araneus trifolium

Looks to be a Shamrock

Araneus trifolium - thank you.

Looks like the Shamrock

Hi John,

Resembles

Araneus trifolium

spider

Araneus trifolium

Do you have additional images?

Those legs are a dead giveaway

Araneus trifolium - Shamrock Orbweaver

Hard to say from this altitude :)

It has the legs of the Shamrock

Shamrock Orbweaver (Araneus trifolium)

Yes, Female Orb Weaver

Yes, Female Orb Weaver

Looks to us to be

She has been very artistic!

Tough angle, but we

Seems like most of these yellow males

Female orb weaver

Moved

This must be a male Araneus trifolium

Mud dauber.

We would suggest

Would guess this to be a Shamrock

Resembles

From Rod Crawford:

I have doubts, too

My personal opinion...

Shamrock Spider - Araneus trifolium

Shamrock Orbweaver, Araneus trifolium

Shamrock Orbweaver

Shamrock spider

Looks to be the Shamrock

Yes, we would agree

Male orb weaver

looks like the Shamrock Orbweaver

looks like a Shamrock Orbweaver

Shamrock Orbweaver i think

We would agree - twice

harmless - maybe.. Shamrock Orbweaver

Beauty:-)

Any dorsal image?

what kind of spider is this!!!!!

We would suggest Shamrock Orbweaver

I'm leaning towards

"Beautiful" and "spider" in same sentence!

Black and White spider

Araneus trifolium

We would suggest

Sorry, too technical for us

It's a tough angle,

Saw your question on the other image

Spider ID

Look closely at the spiders in the url you posted

Now this is one

Oo, Pretty!

Courtship most likely.

Shamrock spider?

Shamrock spider.

This is a tough one

Yes, Shamrock spider

ID characteristics?

This appears to be

Orb weaver.

Not so fast:-)

very nice

Agree

Also known as...

Shamrock Spider

Also you Id'd some Araneus

Araneus trifolium

Orb weaver