09/09/2026
🕷️ THE JORO SPIDERS ARE BACK! 🕸️
If you’ve been outside lately and noticed some unusually large spiders building huge webs around your porch, trees, gutters, or the side of your home… you’re definitely not alone.
Joro spiders have become a familiar sight here in Georgia, especially as we get into late summer and early fall. And while their size and bright yellow, black, and red coloring can make them look pretty intimidating, they’re generally not aggressive toward people.
A few interesting things you may not know:
🕷️ Female Joro spiders can have a leg span of several inches.
🕸️ They build incredibly strong, golden-colored webs that can stretch several feet across.
🥚 Females lay egg sacs containing hundreds of eggs that survive the winter and hatch the following spring.
💨 Young Joro spiders can actually travel by “ballooning,” using strands of silk to catch the wind and carry them to new areas.
🪰 Like other orb-weaving spiders, Joros feed on insects that get caught in their webs.
Even though Joro spiders aren’t considered a major threat to people, having giant spiders and webs covering your porch, deck, or the outside of your home isn’t exactly everyone’s idea of good company!
If spiders and other unwanted pests are getting a little too comfortable around your home or business, give Full Circle Pest Management a call—or text us!
📱 770-443-2168
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