A few years ago, Keith, one of my daughter's ex boyfriends, gave her a wooden chair he made in ag class and painted green. Today, I spotted a smart little funnel weaver (
Agelenopsis sp.) spider who's made her web in a corner of the chair seat.
Typically,
funnel weavers construct their webs on the ground in grassy areas. They get their name from the funnel-shaped webs they construct. They lurk in the funnel opening and wait for an insect to bumble onto the sheet-like webbing, then they rush out and grab it.
Typically, funnel weavers construct their webs on the ground in grassy areas. They get their name from the funnel-shaped webs they construct. They lurk in the funnel opening and wait for an insect to bumble onto the sheet-like webbing, then they rush out and grab it.
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