Orange spider with black and white striped legs. Strong web. - Araneus diadematus. Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA. July 5, 2009. Size: approx 1.25 cm. This spider had made a strong circular web in front of our garage in full sun. When I went to break the web to get into the garage, the web threads were very strong.. The 29 common orange spiders in the United States include: 1. Marbled Orbweaver. Scientific name: Araneus marmoreus. Common name: marbled orbweaver, pumpkin spider. The marbled orb weaver has a unique marbled pattern of colors on its abdomen. The orange head and upper legs, along with black and white banding on the lower legs, make this an.
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