St. Cross spider Andrew | Argiope aemula

Hello everyone, good afternoon wherever you are, how are you this afternoon? Hope you are fine wherever you are.

I"m back here again and on this occasion I want to show you some beautiful shots of a spider relaxing in its house. In Latin, this spider is known as Argiope aemula or better known as the St. Cross spider Andrew comes from the Araneidae family. This spider is one of the largest spiders I have ever encountered. When I first saw him, I was immediately fascinated by him, his aura was so alluring.

The color combination of this spider is very beautiful, namely yellow, white, black and brown. The color combination is very precise so that the appearance of the spider looks more elegant. The soft sunlight and lush green background add beauty to the spider's color combination. When the sun began to shine and shine on her body, her aura of beauty radiated even more.

The spider is very brave according to its large body size. He continued to stay in his house without trying to run or hide at all. He was very relaxed when facing me who kept taking photos of him non-stop. But here I was a little disappointed, the gentle breeze always came over, inviting the spider to dance which made my shots blurry.

But on the other hand, I feel lucky because I found the spider at the right place and time. A place that has a very suitable background and the sunlight is not too hot. Even though the wind is not friendly to me.