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That spider looks like an Orb Weaver. It can bit, but they tend to be non- aggressive. We do have them all over the place in Texas! Loved the video! I do need to get out there and visit The Big Thicket! It’s only 4 hours away!
That's really cool you got to experience that! I've never seen them in the wild, but hope to see them in the wild one day! They look amazing. I also live in the Pacific northwest, so maybe I could take a quick drive to see some darlingtonia.
To be specific about the spider, garden/orb weaver is correctish. It’s actually a Southern Golden Silk Orb Weaver. The center “lightening” web is signature of all orb weavers. They’re glorious spiders with beautiful markings on the large females.
It's cool to see the bogs over in Texas, I hope to get over there soon. You should come back down south some time and check out all the other carnivorous plants the gulf coast has to offer.
How amazing! The spider was a garden spider, they’re very useful in catching insects, non poisonous. One of my favorites! We had them in our garden as a kid and we never disturbed them or their webs as they were so useful, especially catching the moths that laid eggs on tomato plants and worms were very damaging.
I went here for my 15th birthday. Being from Texas, I wanted to see how carnivorous plants look in their natural environment. I will say it blew me away being an amateur botanist. I encourage anyone of any age to visit Big Thicket! The boardwalk is very slippery when it rains so be careful out there, especially in the shaded areas of the Sundew trail.
Forgot to say this but, @carnivorousplantshub, I love your videos although I don't see them as often. I remember watching them in 2021 when I was a beginner carnivorous plant grower. Love to see you visited our beloved Big Thicket!!
Yes, I felt so honored to be able to visit big thicket, it was completely random that I ended up in Houston for a basketball tournament! What a beautiful area, I just wish I had more time to spend in the park. And yes, those boardwalks get very slippery, I almost fell once! I always had a simple view of Texas, big, flat and lots of desert like areas. When I got off the freeway and entered the wooded area, I was so taken back. What a beautiful part of Texas. I would definitely visit again if I ever get the chance!
I ordered a cornivorous plant from California cornivores!! I'm a kid who wants to get a greenhouse and I watch your content a lot, I made a channel we're I make animations and cornivorous plant videos, I got a red sarracenia from California cornivores, also really nice place I want to visit it!
I got a sarracenia flava cuprea, I also have a sarracenia oreophila I hope I spelled that Right. I also have lots of flytraps I got from 99 cent store and from Lowe's. I'm very happy with them and I want to get more when I can.
Get your next venus flytrap or other carnivorous plant from the most experienced and knowledgeable carnivorous plant nursery around,
California Carnivores.
You can get 10% off when you use BUGEATER at checkout. They have an amazing selection of incredible venus flytrap cultivars and other
amazing carnivorous plants.
Go check out their collections now,
Venus Flytraps - www.californiacarnivores.com/collections/venus-flytraps-dionaea-muscipula?aff=7
Other Carnivorous Plant Collections - www.californiacarnivores.com/collections?aff=7
I remember we had this deep conversation and I’m glad you had the chance to go and see them. I gotta go one day, since I’m in Dallas
Yes! Took me forever to finally get the video done. But it was such a wonderful place!
wow thats great i hop you had a lot of fun there ps geting a red dragon venes flytrap
I did! That's awesome, red dragon is a great flytrap!
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That spider looks like an Orb Weaver. It can bit, but they tend to be non- aggressive. We do have them all over the place in Texas! Loved the video! I do need to get out there and visit The Big Thicket! It’s only 4 hours away!
Thank you! Yes, you should plan a trip out there. Such a cool place!
Listening to the sound of cicadas in the woodpecker yup very familiar sounds here on the East coast in Maryland. Thx for share excellent Video 😊
That's really cool you got to experience that! I've never seen them in the wild, but hope to see them in the wild one day! They look amazing. I also live in the Pacific northwest, so maybe I could take a quick drive to see some darlingtonia.
To be specific about the spider, garden/orb weaver is correctish. It’s actually a Southern Golden Silk Orb Weaver. The center “lightening” web is signature of all orb weavers. They’re glorious spiders with beautiful markings on the large females.
I went there last summer in June. I keep forgetting to upload the videos I took there
Thanks for Sharing
Of course! Thanks for watching!
You missed one - Darlingtonia - native to only California and Oregon.
It's cool to see the bogs over in Texas, I hope to get over there soon. You should come back down south some time and check out all the other carnivorous plants the gulf coast has to offer.
I wish I had more time and money to get down there more. I just got really lucky with this one! Maybe some day though!
There are actually 6, you forgot the Darlingtonia
I think Darlingtonia is lumped into "pitcher plants". Nepenthes would be the only one missing.
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How amazing! The spider was a garden spider, they’re very useful in catching insects, non poisonous. One of my favorites! We had them in our garden as a kid and we never disturbed them or their webs as they were so useful, especially catching the moths that laid eggs on tomato plants and worms were very damaging.
Thank you! It was such a beautiful spider. Flying insects would be crazy to be in this area. Between the plants and the spider webs, it's not safe!
Really a beautiful place.
It really was. I will go again some day.
I went here for my 15th birthday. Being from Texas, I wanted to see how carnivorous plants look in their natural environment. I will say it blew me away being an amateur botanist. I encourage anyone of any age to visit Big Thicket! The boardwalk is very slippery when it rains so be careful out there, especially in the shaded areas of the Sundew trail.
Forgot to say this but, @carnivorousplantshub, I love your videos although I don't see them as often. I remember watching them in 2021 when I was a beginner carnivorous plant grower. Love to see you visited our beloved Big Thicket!!
Yes, I felt so honored to be able to visit big thicket, it was completely random that I ended up in Houston for a basketball tournament! What a beautiful area, I just wish I had more time to spend in the park. And yes, those boardwalks get very slippery, I almost fell once! I always had a simple view of Texas, big, flat and lots of desert like areas. When I got off the freeway and entered the wooded area, I was so taken back. What a beautiful part of Texas. I would definitely visit again if I ever get the chance!
I ordered a cornivorous plant from California cornivores!! I'm a kid who wants to get a greenhouse and I watch your content a lot, I made a channel we're I make animations and cornivorous plant videos, I got a red sarracenia from California cornivores, also really nice place I want to visit it!
This is amazing! I hope you really enjoy your new plant. What did you end up ordering?
I got a sarracenia flava cuprea, I also have a sarracenia oreophila I hope I spelled that Right. I also have lots of flytraps I got from 99 cent store and from Lowe's. I'm very happy with them and I want to get more when I can.