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| A very, very large female Yellow Garden Spiders |
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| So beautiful!!! |
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| Also humongous and pretty terrifying |
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| Wow!!!!!!!! |
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| Leg and pedipalp detail |
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| Leg and pronotum (limb-bearing head) detail |
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| Pronotum and abdomen detail |
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| Spinnerets (silk gland), with silk coming out |
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| Spider next to an 8-inch long hand |
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| Northern or Giant Walkingstick |
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| Head, front pair of legs, and antennae |
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| Side |
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| Top of head |
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| Mouthparts |
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| Legs and joints |
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| Leg joints |
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| Abdominal segments |
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| Front leg tip |
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| Front leg segment |
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| Clamp like Cerci, meaning that this is a male wakingstick |
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| Back few abdominal segments |
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| Genitals |
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| Walkingstick next to 8-inch hand for scale |
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| Eastern Harvestman |
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| Harvetsman vs spider. Harvestman have a torso, while spider torsos are divided into two main parts. Spiders eat liquified animal insides (except for one herbivorou jumping spider in latin america), while harvetsman eat solid food (mostly dead plant and animal matter, plus fungi) |
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| Red-eyed Green Leahopper in the genus Gyponana |
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| Stained-glass Moth |
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| Celery Leaftier Moth |
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| Asian Lady Beetle |
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| Black-marked Plume Moth |
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| Eastern Red Cedar (technically juniper) berries (technically cones) |
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| Cedar-apple Rust, a moderate fungal infection, on an Eastern Red Cedar |
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| Potter's Grass Spider.. Is aragog from Harry Potter a Potter's Grass Spider. |
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| Grass |
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| Elegant Grass-veneer |
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