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Furrow Spider

Larinioides cornutus

Photo by DoraAnderson
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Field Notes

Description:

June Beetle caught in the web of a beautiful Furrow spider. Thanks BugEric for your help in identifying! http://bugeric.blogspot.com/

Reference Links:

Furrow Orbweaver - Larinioides cornutus - BugGuide.Net

Species ID Suggestions

Furrow Spider

Larinioides cornutus

Reference Link
BugEric
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Comments (5)
DoraAnderson
Hi Eric! Thanks and yes, it did look like those images. I just transferred to OSU, studying Agricultural Sciences with emphasis on as many distance entomology courses as possible. Thanks for your help!
BugEric
Did it look like the Furrow Spider images? I know that species does occur in Ohio....Aside, I'm an Oregon State alum, too! I didn't get a degree, though :-(

Spotted for Missions

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International Spider Survey
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Interaction between different species of Arthropods
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Ohio Arachnids

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PublishedDecember 29, 2011

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