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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Thursday, April 26, 2001 12:47:49 AM Treasures of the Spider Spider! Beware of the night feeder. Tiny bat wings, swifter, than the absence of light, silent, merciless terror. By morning, I survey the remnants of your web, rent and empty of you, just tiny whispers of your once, existence. Your uneaten prey, all neatly wrapped and dangling- as a reminder of all that we can't take to heaven Suzanne Delaney Written for a Golden Orb spider I named Spideress. See note - ScientificName: Nephila maculata The golden orb weavers are one of the largest spiders. Their webs can be found hanging off sign posts, in or between trees and can even be spotted driving 100 km/h in a vehicle. The females can measure up to 45 mm while the smaller males measure only 6 mm. The male is often found in the web of his girl friend. Beside the male and the female boarders resides in the web. They are called quicksilver, dewdrop or droplet spider because their silvery body shines like drops of water in the sun. Their webs stretch to a diameter of one meter between trees. It is easy to accidentally walk straight into one as they sit in the middle of their web. It belongs to the golden orb weaver family, which is why its silk is yellow, and this silk is the strongest of any spider. Sometimes small birds or bats get caught in it
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