Spider at work weaving its web at sunset

Giant reservoir spiders in lieu of Bush Park zombies

For want of West Houston zombie sightings, not to mention suitable candid Canon shots of them, here are at least a few suitably zoomed Texas-sized creepy crawlers right in time for Halloween.

 

Bugs, Beetles, and Butterflies in George Bush Park

Wetlands meadow in dry conditions in September 2012 - Butterfly habitat

Monarch Butterfly on green leaves

Monarch amidst foliage

Sign and Map at Noble Road Trail Head in George Bush Park

Buckeye on a grassy spot on the shore of one of the lakes in George Bush Park

Purple--colored dragon fly

Ladybug in the grass

Beetle on the 1-mile scale

Moth on a grass stalk with  prairie landscape near the Equestrian Trail

White-tailed darner in the dirt - these kinds of dragonflies have a habit of sitting on the ground

Spiders in Bush Park - Barker Reservoir wilderness

Spiny Orb Weaver Spider aka Crab Spider - This one with white body and black spikes.
They also come in other colors October 2012 in George Bush Park in tree branches above a dry ditch

Spider aloft in a tree on the Katy Prairie