A brown spider with a yellow stripe on its head is a wolf spider. The wolf spider may sometimes have an orange stripe on their head also.
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The Eurasian Blackbird is a black bird with a yellow beak.
cedar waxwing
Bloosem Tree no its britney!
www.installdr.com has information on radio harnesses (that is, the ones that come out of the back of the Head Unit) The colors are named on their sheets, and they should trace all the way back to the sides/rear speakers. Left Rear Spkr (+) Blue w/ Yellow Stripe Left Rear Spkr (-) Gray w/ White Stripe Right Rear Spkr (+) Red w/ Yellow Stripe Right Rear Spkr (-) Brown w/ White Stripe Left Front Spkr (+) Blue w/ Green Stripe Left Front Spkr (-) Gray w/ Black Stripe Right Front Spkr (+) Red w/ Green Stripe Right Front Spkr (-) Brown w/ Black Stripe Again, this is all according to InstallDr.
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The adult brown pelican
Hi! I found a spider similar to the one you're describing on a lavender plant in my Southern California garden. It appears to be a Western variation of the Peucetia Viridans or Green Lynx Spider, see here http://bugguide.net/node/view/30278.
If you in Northern Wisconsin it could be a typical Orange Garden spider. Orange legs with orange - white - brown - white - black tips. Orange head and thorax with a colorful Orange black, white and yellow in a pattern like a wasp on the abdomen.
Normanly no. They are garden spiders. Most people find themselves scared by them simply because they are big.
A mallard is a bird that has an iridescent green head and brown on the body. The ring necked pheasant is another bird with a brown body, and an iridescent green head.