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Diadem spider

1 October 2013 by David

Diadem spider

Diadem spider, also know as the cross spider (from a pattern on its back) or the European garden spider.

Diadem spider

They become particularly noticeable as autumn approaches. The females, like this one, grow large as egg time gets near.

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