Look For ZigZags In The Web. The garden spider is an orb weaver, meaning it builds spiral, wheel-shaped webs. She builds her web by attaching four of five silk anchor lines to a central point and ...

Here you see the underside of the common but spectacular spider commonly known as a garden writing spider or a golden writing spider (scientific name: Argiope aurantia.), according to Chris Lewis ...

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Upon an Arc of White. The “writing spider” aka yellow garden orb-weaver (Argiope aurantia) is the beloved spider in the well-known children’s story “Charlotte’s Web.” The black and ...

These “writing spiders” are very common in South Carolina. Banana spiders are also found in the Carolinas, but they are seen in larger numbers closer to Florida and the Gulf states.