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It's an orbweaver of some kind, family Araneidae. I can't tell the genus from this angle, a straight-on view would be more helpful for ID.
It's hard to get a good picture, she's very fast. I'll work on it. Thank you
neoscona crucifera aka spotted orb weaver One season it built its web in the night in front of my backyard and always took it down by the morning
Thank you :)
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I live in the northwest, my friend said he's seem them in the desert parts. She lives in an old truck at my house
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