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Spiders eating bugs on a window, which have been attracted to the light. I don't know what species.

Not very high quality, but maybe they can be used somewhere until better images are found. They're from the northeastern US; Long Island and the Thousand Islands.

Anyone with a good camera should try the same trick of attracting lots of insects to a light at night and then taking pictures of the spiders that show up for the feast. I bet you could get some nice ones.

Other unknown spiders taken by me (some are the same species as this):

Taken by User:Omegatron using a Canon Powershot SD110

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