Wow! Splendid shot, OP!
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Ah, the long-forgotten Spice Girl!
Soooo, tell me what you want
What you really, really want...
I'm not sure about the pumpkin spice spider, but there is a pumpkin spider and this isn't one.
This is Argiope argentata, silver argiope or silver garden spider.
Yes it is, but calling it pumpkin spice is way more fun considering the season.
That's totally fine. I'm just trying to prevent misunderstandings, common names can be wild sometimes.
Hope you enjoy your friendly neighbourhood spider! It's a cool one.
How many of me can a single bite kill?
None.
Yes one bite of pumpkin spice will not kill you. Just one bite of a wafer-thin mint however, well we all know how that ends