Close-up of Spider spinning it's web detail seen Clearly.wmv filmed © by Andy E Rae

A fantastic view of this spider spinning a web at dusk ready for catching supper. This clearly shows the systematic method that it uses one leg to attach the thread from the spinneret to the next radial.

[@janetbonser7695]

Really enjoyed seeing the spider spinning away so fast. Regards, Janet, Sydney, Australia.

[@Abk725]

it never stops amazing me how spiders do this so beautiful and accurate... it's instinct

[@ACTIVATEDADNANSALIMI1969]

she is cute and hard working very clever spider.

[@ihate40]

the little things in life we take for granted! lovely video!

[@JJaneAnn]

I am terrified of spiders but I love seeing them spinning their web its just incredible art at work

[@mynameisazhul]

You seem very informed about the science community and the knowledge within...

[@MsAngry123]

how lovely,.. i watched a spider spinning her web earlier at my mums,, was amazing,, such a clever little spider,.

[@danielgrafflin9689]

Watching these spin their webs is better than watching TV.

[@BroBadger]

Spiders may creep us out, BUT we could all take a lesson in design, hard work, patience, and determination from them.

[@cherryandgrace1]

incredible...it is amazing how the animal world works and is

[@krirt13]

Oh my god this is the coolest thing I've ever seen!

[@superbm77]

Amazing..I saw one spider the other day in the campus garden that had spun a 7ft tall vertical web..with the spider sitting in the middle at the 4ft. mark,,but the web was supported by a 30 ft. long support thread 18ft. high.

[@PokeySoggybottom]

Wow, cool! Yet another wondrous thing in life that most people have never bothered to investigate.

[@soundadapter]

Amazing images, many thanks for the show. greeting Frank

[@sportydiver]

Amazing. I have two garden spiders in the backyard that I feed flies. It's awesome to watch

[@tantramancan]

Quite proud of my Filming without a Tripod, Steady nerves and patience.

[@NathanJacksonIzdAb3sT]

That is just amazing:o after just 5 seconds of the video it's just awesome, also i think that is an orb web spider.

[@flinchfu]

Barn spider eh? Those are fascinating.

[@superbm77]

Yes I did! by walking from spider's locale to across to where the other tree was by placing one foot in front of the other(size 11 shoe). Keep in mind, mid portion of the web was positioned exactly like a bull fighter holds the red sheet and around 7ft.high3 feet wide but we could not see how it was being held up on the south side and sense the south tree was so high up and far away we thought NO WAY. Finally found the single thread and asked 4 camera but it was night w' not many students.

[@idin03]

i believe the species is Araneus diadematus, the exact spider i think is the female diadem spider which is like my favorite type of spider, i have a few outside my house, they are one of the nicest looking and interesting spiders (one of the types of garden spiders i believe).

[@edotuxly]

fabulous camera work i'm jealous

[@lightvsdark6483]

Wow, we must be either really bored or really curious to be watching a spider make his home/traps lol

[@DarthVaderUnlimited]

Wow. Nature is amazing.

[@tigerspirit1917]

Nature once again proves it is better than humans... Man has yet to devise any material that pound for pound is as strong as a spiders web...

[@brownfoxx76]

amazing video! Thanks for posting. I have a new respect for these creatures after watching this... (even though Im still a little afraid of them) :)

[@dunwoodie27]

thats a big web for a tiiiiiiiiny spider!

[@katfot5433]

great video

[@mishagray2835]

Beautiful!

[@Zachamei]

Masters of construction

[@yummydelicouswaffles6424]

Thanks I needed this for school

[@tantramancan]

Thanks for the compliment, accepted as it was without a Tripod too. Ha !

[@zaknorris5727]

"Clearly" - 240p *cry*

[@haley373]

amazing. this is nature. the work of God

[@TheShifty219]

Wow he must be bored with his life. Yet he's more active than me.

[@Homerj2935]

I was watching a spider do that in my yard today

[@portakalliordek]

very nice video thanks for share

[@PositiveNature]

This is what KZbin is about.

[@danielgrafflin9689]

I do that and it drives the spider nuts trying to find all the bugs.

[@KobeAmeti]

Amazing

[@ChrisAshby]

FREAKIN AWESOME VID!!! T Y!!!

[@sammon97]

What type of spider I this... There are like 5 outside my house and they make beautiful webs...

[@dracsharp]

How accurate

[@ThaNinjaSeal]

@JCMEM09 It's a common garden orb spider (I know you posted a long time ago, but I hope this helps ;) )

[@Awesomenizzleness]

then you knock it down and sing "allllll that work for nothing"

[@JCMEM09]

wht kind of spider is that? there is one that looks like that, that spins his web evry night in the same spot

[@Deadeyegamers]

Wow Jesus made spiders cool-3

[@onionlala1]

mesmerizing

[@RellyR510]

I will never kill a spider again

[@MIKEYPOOHBEARJACKSON]

It reminds me of knitting.

[@platanobang2660]

I would of laugh if the spider would have fallen off its own web lol

[@uychanel7510]

นี้สินะอาจารย์ของโดฟลามิงโก้

[@ihate40]

@superbm77 did you really measure it! :P

[@dunwoodie27]

that spider must get tired eventually!

[@TheRemokon1995]

Welcome to internet.

[@tupperwarecities]

One person disliked? (at this moment 44 likes, and a single dislike). One? It just seems so... odd.

[@74drikagotti]

fast movement qudd

[@superbm77]

@ihate40 PS: went back last night and took the ruler and it was 21 ft. long.

[@192979]

WOW

[@TheJ17M]

And after that my mother came for the cleaning.

[@KushKiing01]

spiders are cute little fuckers ;)

[@MIS315]

it should be illegal to destroy spider webs

[@en843]

MIS315 too much work for the spiders :(

[@superbm77]

@ihate40 Posted the answer on the page. One guy I showed had fear in his eyes and told me to be careful.LOL

[@mongobongo9625]

Lol, dont believe in desert fairytales my friend.

[@jennyredfox]

CHARLOTTE!