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Information, user-contributed images, and identification help for insects and
relatives of North America.
So please check out those sections if you see something creepy in your house or yard! Not Much Help to the Helpless (10/7/2003) HELP!!! Help I have a spider and i want to idenify it! i need to know it's Family Scientfic name and its order!! Please help1!! helpless child Dear Helpless, Give me something to go on
The common name for Argiope aurantia is Yellow and Black Garden Spider
We have seen Argiope aurantia listed as both the Yellow and Black Orb Weaver and the Golden Orb Weaver as well as the Black and Yellow Garden Spider
We have seen Nephila clavipes listed commonly as the Golden Silk Spider or Banana Spider, but never Golden Orb Weaver
The golden refers to the color of the silk and not the color of the spider
We have also seen Banana Spider used in conjunction with the Huntsman Spider, Heteropoda venatoria
Jaws of a Sun Spider (08/08/2006) Found a Bug??? Need some help to identify
Solpugids are also called Sun Spiders or Wind Scorpions, and they are harmless unless you are a small arthropod
Another Solpugid (08/08/2006) Jaws of a Sun Spider Bugman, I just wanted to comment on how awesome that picture of the Sun Spider's gaping jaws is! That had to be a really lucky shot! I also wanted to share two pictures of a Sun Spider I caught in my house (Phoenix area, AZ) the same day you posted those pictures
Spider Myths: Home
This site lists the common myths about spiders and debunks them; illustrated.
• • • The Spider Myths Site • • • You Are Here: : Spider Myths Spider Myths "I honestly believe it is better to know nothing than to know what ain't so." - Josh Billings, 1818-1885 (in "Solemn Thoughts") "Everything that 'everybody knows' about spiders...is wrong!" - Rod Crawford Myths, Misconceptions, and Superstitions About Spiders , Curator of Arachnids, As the only local spider specialist in a large metropolitan area, I get many inquiries about spiders from the general public
Since I'm mentioned on the Internet as a spider specialist, some of the public inquiries come from distant places
I also lecture on spiders to both adult and elementary-school audiences, and these audiences always have questions and comments; as do casual acquaintances when they first learn that I work with spiders
The concerns voiced by these people originate from a widespread and surprisingly uniform set of assumptions and "general knowledge" about spiders
And with very few exceptions, all of this widespread information about spiders is false! I don't really expect that this document, by itself, will make much headway against the flood of spider misinformation
HoboSpider.com- Poisonous Hobo Spider and Brown Recluse Spider ...
Commercial website describes the Hobo spider (found in the northwestern US) and
brown recluse spider (found in the southern US) and their bites.
Have a question that might have been asked before? Check out our of other people's experiences with Hobo Spiders and its BITE
from BigH TM Have a question? Visit the Searching for books about spiders? Spider Information | - New! 3 Cases cited | Still have a question? Identify a Hobo Spider Male Hobo Spider Female Hobo Spider Hobo Spiders are brown and measure roughly 12 to 18 mm in length
Where did they come from? Click for larger images Photo by Jeb Blakeley in Idaho 12/2003 Photo by Jeb Blakeley in Idaho 12/2003 Tegenaria agrestis , also called the Hobo Spider as well as the Aggressive House Spider (AHS), has been suspected of presiding in the United States as early as the 1920's and 1930's
Originally from Europe, the Hobo Spider is a species foreign to the United States
Despite their increasing range and population, public awareness of these spiders has been surprisingly low, primarily because the has been inaccurately blamed for the bites that people receive from Hobo Spiders
How can I control them? Experts on dangerous spiders in North America agree that pre-baited traps are the most effect means available to control Hobo Spider populations
Spiders of Medical Importance (006) (267)
University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension in Lancaster County factsheet and
audio on local spiders of medical importance (black widow, brown recluse, ...
Spiders of Medical Importance by Barb Ogg, Ph.D., Extension Educator updated March 27, 2005 This resource covers medically important spiders:, and 'Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey; along came a spider, and sat down beside her; and frightened Miss Muffet away.' 'There was an old lady who swallowed a spider that wiggled and jiggled and tickled inside her
She swallowed the spider to catch the fly
Perhaps she'll die.' ''Step into my parlor, '' said the spider to the fly.' PRINTABLE With rhymes like these, it is no wonder that many people view spiders with apprehension
There are about 2, 000 kinds of spiders in the United States
Spiders are very shy creatures
Most people get bitten because they are cleaning an area that has not been cleaned for a long time and they disturb a spider's web or nest
Spiders are often blamed for many more bites than they actually commit
In general, most spider bites will not harm most people except for slight discomfort for a limited time after being bitten
Although only a few spiders are toxic or cause allergic reactions, if one has been bitten, it can be important to save the spider for identification purposes
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Black Widow Spiders and Other Spiders of Medical Importance
Brief information on the black widow and brown recluse; links to related web sites.
Black Widow Spiders and Other Spiders of Medical Importance Web Gateway For Links on The Widow Spiders The Black Widow So beautiful, so filled with wonder You have class with the Arachnids Latrodectus mactans is your scientific name Your venomous bite is what gives your fame Beware of her sting, she'll get you on the arm Fall not for her false lustrous black charm Avoid her at all costs, don't get too close Her neurotoxin will take your breath away For then they may be doing your post
The widow spiders belong to the genus Latrodectus
These three widow spiders are the Southern black widow Latrodectus mactans (Fabricius), the Western black widow L
The widow spiders are the most notorious of all spiders
The venom, a neurotoxin, is highly virulent in all the widow spiders
Some report that the widow spiders are aggressive but observations shows that they are very timid and have no instinct to bite humans
When disturbed in their web, the widow spider attempts to escape rather than attack
Most deaths in the United States attributed spider bites are caused by the widow spiders, rarely is the brown recluse's bite lethal
Theraphosidae (baboon spiders)
Photographs of representative species, and a description of the characteristics
of this spider family. The family includes the giant, hairy spiders commonly ...
Family: Theraphosidae (baboon spiders) (Phylum:, subphylum Chelicerata, class Arachnida, order Araneae, suborder Mygalomorpha) Harpactira baviana (male) Harpactira chrysogaster (female) Harpactira atra (male) Ceratogyrus sp.(photo by Dr
M Filmer, used with permission) (for larger images click on the image) African species are called baboon spiders due to their hairy appearance and the black scopulae pads on its "feet" resembling the pads on baboon feet
These spiders are often incorrectly referred to as Tarantulas , a name usurped by the American species from the European wolf spider (family ) Lycosa tarantula
This is a primitive spider group that some scientists believe should belong to its own order as, for example, the scorpions
Ceratogyrus , the horned baboon spider, is distributed across the northern parts of South Africa and its bordering countries
Harpactira the common baboon spider, occurs over the whole of South Africa and bordering countries
Pterinochilus , the golden-brown baboon spider occurs from north-eastern South Africa northwards to Ethiopia
There are two lesser baboon spiders, Brachionopus , which is rare and is restricted to the eastern parts of South Africa and Harpactirella that occurs in the southern parts of South Africa
Salticidae (jumping spiders)
Overview and images.
Family: Salticidae (jumping spiders) (Phylum:, subphylum Chelicerata, class Arachnida, order Araneae, suborder Araneomorpha) (for larger images click on the image) Commonly called Jumping spiders , the Salticidae are also affectionately referred to as Charlies, Herbies or Salties
This is the largest spider family and includes more than 5000 species worldwide
These spiders are harmless to man although there have been complaints where this comical, engaging animal has been accused of nasty bites
These binocular, telescopic eyes can identify detail and colour for up to 20 body-lengths making the spider a very successful hunter
The various species either walk or jump but the salticids are the bungee jumpers of the spider world
Unlike web-bound spider that have 3 claws, the salticids have 2 claws plus a scopulae pad (tuft of hair) that enables to adhere to various surfaces
Depending on the spider species and the animal that is being mimicked, they are often cryptically or attractively patterned
This chapter would be incomplete without a reference to the courtship of these spiders, not only from an interest point of view but it will also explain the Latin derivation of the family name mentioned above
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a visitor's geographical region by their IP address.
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Analyse Spider(ANSP) is a Web statistics and log file analyzer that examines log files from your web site.With Analyse Spider you can see: Where your visitors came from e.g
geographic region What search engine spiders have found your site Whether a marketing campaign is successful How many have book-marked your site Which files are downloaded, how often and what is the bandwidth Analyse Spider can be used to process web-site logs, e.g
Analyse Spider uses an internal IP mapping technology that identifies a visitor's geographical region by their IP address
Analyse robots: This program allows you to track visits by robots, spiders, crawlers, and other automated surf tools to your Web site.With the unique feature, Identify which spider visited, when it visited, and what pages it may have indexed
If, for example, a search send out what are called spiders, crawlers or robots to visit your site and gather web pages.Here you can see which check if they have spidered all your pages
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Spider Family Key A guide to physical features of 17 families of spiders.
Spiders of the World Spider Family Key This key lists 17 spider families along with some diagnostic features to help you identify them
Similar information is available on Master 1.5g 'Spider Family Key' in the JASON VI Curriculum
For additional information, you can also consult a field guide to spiders, such as: Spiders and Their Kin , Herbert W
Click on the name for a drawing of the spider NO WEB 10-33 mm (3/8-1 1/4 in) long; 6 eyes, arranged in 3 groups; jaws attached to front of head and move up and down, unlike many other spiders, in which they move x-wise
Trapdoor spiders make little silken burrows in the ground which are sealed with a hinged lid
Spitting spiders squirt a sticky secretion on their prey
Violin spiders spin small, irregular shaped webs under bark
Daddy-long-legs spin irregular webs and are the most commonly found spiders in homes
Lynx spiders jump through vegetation onto their prey
3-35 mm (1/8-1 3/8 in) long; 8 dark eyes of unequal size, arranged in 3 rows; back row of eyes are large (like car-headlights!) Wolf spiders are often found running along the ground, as well as in leaf litter, under logs, or on docks
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Spider Conservation in the United States
Information about the threats to US spiders and their conservation.
Spider Conservation in the United States By: Kevin L
Skerl Spiders, like many other invertebrates, have traditionally suffered a lack of attention from conservation professionals and the general public
As more information becomes available, however, scientists are gaining a better understanding of spiders' integral role in natural systems and of the need to improve protection efforts
Approximately 3, 500 spider species, with an additional 350 yet undescribed, exist in the United States and Canada (Roth 1993)
Almost all spiders are generalist predators, mainly eating insects and secondarily other spiders (Wise 1993); a few have become specialists (Nentwig 1986)
Individual spider species do not possess the characteristics of successful natural control species, since most are generalists and have long generation times in comparison to prey species (Riechert and Lockley 1984)
However, when viewed as an assemblage, spiders may play an important role in stabilizing or regulating insect populations because they are one of the most numerous insectivores and exhibit a wide variety of lifestyles and foraging strategies (Nyffeler et al
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Brown Recluse Spider
Information and pictures from the central US; bite treatment.
Brown Recluse Spider Pictures Brown Recluse Spider One of the most notorious spiders which gets a lot of bad press
These brown recluse spiders were captured in extreme Southern Illinois and commonly make their homes under rocks, logs, and abandoned cabins
The brown recluse spider is also called, the 'fiddleback spider' or 'violin spider' due to the dark violin shape on its cephalothorax (head)
The best way to identify a brown recluse spider bite is by identification of the spider
Outdoor Treatment for Brown Recluse Spider Bite: Elevation of the extremity is important
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Garden Spiders
About the spiders in a common Dutch garden, with pictures.
Garden Spiders At this page a collection of common spiders rather found in one's garden
1 Meshweb Spiders (Dictynidae) This family of small spiders (most are some 2 to 4 mm only) is also known as Cribellate Spiders or Mesh-webbed Spiders
For animals as small as these spiders, the prey is often very big indeed
The markings on the abdomen differ clearly from those on the abdomen of other green species, such as the Cucumber Spider and Diaea dorsata, a Crab Spider
2 Crab Spiders (Thomisidae) This family of spiders is always split up in two subfamilies: the Crab Spiders (Thomisinae) and the Running Crab Spiders (Philodrominae)
Contents: 2.1, 2.2 2.1 Crab Spiders (Thomisinae) The crabspiders are a group of very colourful spiders that live in flowers and stalk, or wait motionless for their prey
Crabspiders have rather long legs and often walk sidewards, just like crabs do
They are smaller than the well known Garden Spider
Some species of Crab spiders can even change their color adjusting it to the colour of the flower or plant they live on
The beautiful, but well camouflaged crab spider is called, surprise, surprise, the Green Crab Spider (Diaea dorsata)
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Contains monkey facts, differences between Old World and New World monkeys, and
how to help them survive.
These special tails are ridged on the underside and very flexible, so much so that they can grab a tree branch or pick up something as small as a peanut! Prehensile tails come in handy for holding on while the monkey collects food: flowers, fruits, nuts, leaves, seeds, birds’ eggs, spiders, and small
Some examples are woolly monkeys Lagothrix sp., spider monkeys Ateles sp., howler monkeys Alouatta sp., capuchin monkeys Cebus sp., and squirrel monkeys Saimiri sciureus
Tails — Some New World monkeys, such as spider monkeys, have prehensile tails, but Old World monkeys do not
Brown Recluse First Aid Kit - Spider Information
Video, photos, basic information, traps, and bite prevention.
"Your one-stop source for information on the prevention and treatment of Brown Recluse spider bites" SPIDER INFORMATION The name "Brown Recluse" describes the color and the habits of this increasingly infamous spider
Brown Recluse spiders, with the scientific name of Loxosceles reclusa are one of the few spiders in the United States that are known to be very harmful to humans
It is regarded by some as more dangerous than the Black Widow spider because it is considered a house spider and isn't as simple to identify
Appearance and Identification Adult Brown Recluse spiders are yellowish-tan to dark brown
Both male and female spiders are similar in appearance and are equally venomous
Young Brown Recluse spiders are smaller and somewhat lighter in color
The most distinguishing mark on a brown recluse spider is the presence of a dark brown or black violin or fiddle on its back with the violin's "neck" pointing toward the rear of its body
For this reason, they are sometimes called "violin spiders" or "fiddleback spiders"
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But all that has changed now hasn’t it! Hasn’t it? Â Well true spiders can spider frames sites better but still can not handle the URL’s properly, the rest has stayed the same
(YES 2000 adverts might well result in 2000 landing pages, masses of work, but when you see the conversion ratio double, triple, quadruple and more, it is well worth it.) As these pages are tweaked, it is possible to have almost identical pages, and, as a result of this, top pro’s block the spiders from them
SO how then are Google going to run their algorithm on a page they are not allowed to spider? Â I have sent the following request to AdWords support “Since you rolled out the quality score minimum bid increase that is focused (amongst other things) on the landing page, this has set alarm bells ringing in my head
How can you evaluate the quality of these landing pages when you are blocked from viewing them by spidering? Will the blocking result in a set score for this element, and will it affect the overall quality score
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