how does the spider get from one object to another to start his web ie one bush to another at the same height?

Spiders often use a technique called "ballooning" to travel between objects, especially during their early life stages. They produce silk threads that catch the wind, allowing them to be lifted and carried over distances. Additionally, spiders can also use their silk to create a dragline, which they can traverse to move between nearby objects. By carefully anchoring their silk to various points, they can navigate from one bush to another at the same height.