I recently went to a nature reserve and noticed some intriguing web structures, one of which had a spider visable in it.
I would like to know what spider(s) made these, and are the webs still used for catching flies or for another purpose. Also, I would like to know why in the third picture there is no enterance.
sorry no-one seems to know the answer to your question.
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