Crablike Spiny Orb Weaver by Leeco
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Description
Nikon 7900 image.
For such a little spider (1/4" across), he sure has a big name, lol.
I have seen these on a number of occasions and they all were colored just like this one; however, while researching an identification of him, I kept seeing a lot of images that showed distinct red coloring on the big spikes that are black in this individual. Not sure if this is a subspecies, a cousin, or what exactly. They may come in both color variations for all I know, lol.
The 'shell' looking upper part is in fact a hard shell with lots of tiny hairs everywhere.
It is a bit unusual looking from what we normally think of as spiders. I thought it was interesting and hope you do also.
Thanks to those who take the time to comment.
Lee

Comments (19)
Such a fantastic biodiversity in your garden... never seen all these species over here in Europe... For once, a beautiful spider ! Excellent macro, Lee !
I would just freak out if this guy was crawling on me!!!!!!! WOW, amazing image!!!!! very classy looking spider!!!!!
Wow..... what a neat image! What an unusual specimen! (And does anyone else think this looks like the spider has turned into an arachnoid 'Jason Vorhees'?)
You have a beautiful knack for finding some of the most beautiful insects.
You've sure got some cool looking spiders in your neck of the woods.
Wow! are you building an Ark in your yard Lee? I have never seen so many different species of creatures as you have in your back yard. Magnificent capture and yes I find them all interesting. Thank you for sharing, it is appreciated. Bravo!!!!!
In several tries, I have never had a shot of one of these come out... Nice capture.
You have some AMAZING CRITTERS roaming around your place Lee! This li'l spider is fascinating to look at! Image & compo really draw my eye into the pic! OUTSTANDING!!!!
Brilliant shot!
Great shot Lee. With this coloring I wonder what plant it hides on for safety.
A good friend of mine has these spiders but some are yellow and some are orange. Excellent capture.
Awesome shot!!! Awesome macro.
wow you find the most unusual bugs that back is facianting !! wonderful capture!!
ewww... I have never seen on live. Only in pics. These are weird looking things. Good shot! You are daring..lol.
Where on Earth do you find all of these insects? This is a splendid capture. You always find the most unique bugs. Excellent shot. Bunny
Phantastic shot!!! Phantastische Aufnahme!!!
interesting little critter...
Perhaps a juvenile as well. Very cool.
first time to see one for me. exceptional macro