Animal photography || Neoscona crucifera spider

Hello everyone, Today I want to share some beautiful photos of the Neoscona crucifera spider, for insect lovers, the Neoscona crucifera spider is an interesting species because of its unique body pattern and shape, the Neoscona crucifera spider or also known as "the web maker" and belong to the areneidae family, their beauty radiates and the brown color of their body is striking.

Neoscona crucifera spiders are easy to find anywhere including parks, gardens, forests, abandoned buildings, and I was lucky to find Neoscona crucifera spiders in my yard on a water apple tree, this spider builds a web with perfect circles to catch prey, the nets look shiny when the morning sun burns them and create a stunning view, if you look closely you will see how complicated and symmetrical the nets they make are, you could say the nets are masterpieces naturally full of harmony.

Interestingly, even though these spiders have a frightening appearance for some people, these spiders are actually completely harmless to humans, they prefer to hide behind leaves when we approach them, these spiders are always ready to wait for prey like small insects that get caught in their webs, but when they feel disturbed they are more likely to run away than show aggression.

having the opportunity to observe spiders such as Neoscona crucifera up close provides valuable lessons about the beauty and wonder of the world of insects that perhaps often escape our attention and are overlooked, with a cellphone camera ready in hand I tried to capture the best moments of their activity, but when During the process of taking pictures they often move and their size is small so the results are not perfect.

I hope the spider photo that I share this time can present a new view of how amazing the nature around us is, even from small creatures like this spider, thank you very much for visiting my blog & have a good weekend