The Silver Long-jawed Orb Weaver is a slender, metallic silver spider that rests along grass and reed stems with forelegs extended forward, nearly invisible against the background. It is a common inhabitant of wet meadows and marsh edges, where it builds small tilted orb webs low in vegetation. The silvery abdomen may reflect light as camouflage among shining water droplets.
Habitat
Wet meadows, marshes, and grassy areas near water
Diet
Adults: small flying insects caught in small orb webs
How common
Common
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