Our front-door spider scrunches up in a corner during the day.
There’s a lot of dark specks and stuff, but the dark blob in the corner is the spider. Even up close it’s hard to tell what it is.
When it starts to get dark, the spider comes out.
Here it is in the vertex of its ragged web.
I had thought spiders (at least some spiders) repaired their webs every night, but apparently this web still works OK. It’s not really this dark, but the flash completely overwhelms the background here.
And here it is, up close and personal.
It looks prickly. Not too inviting to pet.
Fearsome up close–that’s for sure!
Yeah. I’m generally pretty tolerant of spiders, but this is one I definitely don’t want to catch with my face as I walk out the door.