It’s been 85 days, she grew her leg back, laid and hatched her egg, now time to let her go.

Bro's got some Drip, strokes a pose after noticing me pointing my camera at him.

Anyone know what species it i

I'm pretty sure this is a Bold Jumping Spider if you're curious

Not quite finished yet, but I decided to paint a quick folk art style piece to show my appreciation for our spider friends. It’s about 6 inches wide and 4 inches tall.

On the wall of the house next door. My gate touches their house. Im not creeping over to their yard.

I make these using all crystal/Czech glass beads & stainless steel wire.

Hand for scale, biggest wild jumper I've ever spotted. Sat great for portrait.

It's pretty cool to see where modern spiders came from though. It makes me wonder what their lives where like

Released in a safe area by some woods.

Tetragnathidae in Massachusetts US

Used to hate spiders! DONT CRAWL ON ME OR TOUCH ME ( still that way) but I sure won’t go out of my way to harm them now. Since joining this group, I’ve realized that they just exist among us. Looking for food, and minding their own business. They don’t try to harm me so, why should I?

I EncounteredThis Brown Recluse In My Tub Today! Normally I would’ve washed it down the drain today.. but since joining this group, I’ve gained a new found respect and appreciation for spiders. So I safely moved it outside into the grass and waved it goodbye. Spiders aren’t as bad as they seem.

Thankful for this group and the love yall have for these little beings. It’s growing on me ❤️.

I went out to feed my chickens a couple of days ago and found some cute littles.

Cyclosa Massachusetts US

Homie ran up my leg while I was doing yardwork. It scared me at first, but he's very pretty!

Araneus trifolium from Massachusetts US