An arboreal arboreal.

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We had an early soaking rain for this time of year, and I went out to check out the orb web spiders in the garden. I was pleasantly surprised to find this A. lugubris out and about climbing on a support beam for our porch. It's the first time I've seen one that wasn't under a log, and I guess they really can climb....
 

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