A closer view of Castle Country

	Print Page		Email Page		Share		Get Reprints

Jon Bailey of Ferron captured this image of a common garden spider a few days ago, showing in detail the eyes and mouth parts. It gives a glimpse of a world seldom seen. Most Castle Country arachnids are harmless, but two types, the black widow and brown recluse, are venomous. Be careful around wood piles, sheds and rocks where they live.

	Print Page		Email Page		Share		Get Reprints

Top of Page

• Fairgrounds to get $3 million in improvements
• A closer view of Castle Country
• Tourist attractions ready as vacation season begins
• Helper gets new star
• Helper pond to feature activities for youth
• Local students go to history fair nationals
• Why I chose to serve our country
• Alternative energy firm to study Scofield wind
• Swimmer drowns at Huntington Lake in Sunday accident
• Time left to sign up for Conservation Stewardship Program
• Former Price resident honored as one of Utah's best young businessmen

• May 23, 2013
• May 21, 2013
• May 16, 2013
• May 14, 2013
• May 9, 2013

• View Archives
• View June 2010 Archives

• Major concern involving hobo spiders, bites continues to spread at locations across Utah
• High country showing off its colors for those who want to see
• Reduce snake encounters as as temperatures start to rise
• Rattlesnakes just want to be left alone, so leave them alone, alive
• Understanding Digital Cameras, Part V