SBSpider Bingo
Playing locally

MIDWEST FIELD EDITION

Find. Notice.
Bingo!

Meet the eight-legged neighbors hiding in gardens, basements, prairies, and wetlands—plus a few remarkable guests from around the world.

Lime green — Midwest neighbor Coral orange — World guest

Colors show where spiders are found—not whether they are dangerous. Safety notes appear separately.

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Look closely.
There’s a whole world
between the threads.

YOUR FIELD CARD · 24 OF 44 SPECIES

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READ THE SILK

Not every spider spins a trap.

Web shape is a clue. Orb weavers build wheels, grass spiders make funnels, cobweb spiders make tangles—and active hunters use silk mostly for safety, eggs, or shelter.

orb
funnel
tangle
sheet
retreat
No trap web