Marbled orb-weaver (yellow color form)

Woodlands, gardens, and shrub edges, usually among vegetation where it builds an orb web.

Catches and eats flying insects, including flies, moths, and mosquitoes.

Builds a large circular web and often rests near its edge or among nearby leaves. Adults are most noticeable in late summer and fall.

Harmless to people; its bite is rare and generally causes only mild irritation. It helps control insect populations.