Bug Identifier
Orbweaver Spider (Cross Orbweaver / European Garden Spider)
Community identification

Orbweaver Spider (Cross Orbweaver / European Garden Spider)

Araneus diadematus

Order & Family
Order: Araneae; Family: Araneidae
Size
Females: 6-20 mm; Males: 6-13 mm in body length.
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Natural Habitat

Found in gardens, parks, and wooded areas, often building webs on man-made structures like decks or fences.

Diet & Feeding

Carnivorous; feeds on flying insects caught in its web, such as flies, mosquitoes, and wasps.

Behavior Patterns

Constructs a large, wheel-shaped (orb) web. Often sits in the center of the web facing downwards or retreats to a nearby leaf while staying connected via a signal line.

Risks & Benefits

Benefits: Effectively controls pest insect populations. Risks: Generally harmless to humans; they possess venom but are non-aggressive and their bite is usually no worse than a mild bee sting.