Weaver

It's an orb weaver, but not sure what kind. Maybe a cat's-face? Do you have these in BC?

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... a way not just to recover information about recombination events that may have occurred long ago or are exceedingly rare (Snijder et al., 1991; Weaver et al., 1997), but also to probe the nest details of the mechanism itself (Banner & Lai, 1991; Olsthoorn & van Duin, 1996). They also ...

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Have you compared it to a Marbled Orb Weaver? They are often variable in size and coloration. Thanks for the reply. It's similar to the Marbled. The Shamrock Orb Weaver, linked above, is almost identical, excepting for color and some marbling ...

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Have you compared it to a Marbled Orb Weaver? They are often variable in size and coloration.

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It definatly looks like an orb weaver but there are hundreds of types of these over the globe, im from australia and this species looks very common to a spider we call garden orb weaver. No doubt after some research that this is of the Eriophora ...

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