Araneus alboventris is a member of the family of orb weaver spiders. They are primarily seen in July.
Size: 0.7 cm (0.275 in)
Color: They are yellowish-green, with a black patch that has a crimson border on their abdomen.
Other Characteristic Features: Their legs are covered with setae.
The eggs are laid within a sac.
They resemble miniature adult spiders in appearance.
Like other orb weavers, they make wheel-shaped webs.
They are not very venomous, and their bite is rarely deadly to humans.
| Lifespan | Around 1 year |
| Distribution | The United States |
| Habitat | Shrubbery |
| Diet | Insects |
Image Source: bugguide.net
Araneus alboventris is a member of the family of orb weaver spiders. They are primarily seen in July.
Araneus alboventris
Size: 0.7 cm (0.275 in)
Color: They are yellowish-green, with a black patch that has a crimson border on their abdomen.
Other Characteristic Features: Their legs are covered with setae.
The eggs are laid within a sac.
They resemble miniature adult spiders in appearance.
Like other orb weavers, they make wheel-shaped webs.
They are not very venomous, and their bite is rarely deadly to humans.
| Lifespan | Around 1 year |
| Distribution | The United States |
| Habitat | Shrubbery |
| Diet | Insects |
Image Source: bugguide.net
