you will pay for that Nate!
I did warn you...
Did I mention I really like spiders? Landlord told me the other day they were going to spray for bugs. I've spent the last few nights moving spiders (mostly black widows).
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I did warn you...
Did I mention I really like spiders? Landlord told me the other day they were going to spray for bugs. I've spent the last few nights moving spiders (mostly black widows).
Really Sallie they're more scared of you...well maybe w the exception of funnel webs in AU...those are some REALLY aggressive MEAN things8-o...they actually go out of their way to bite people...My buddy from Australia has a habit of checking his shirts and shoes before putting them on...for good reason...
where'd ya find that one Nate...
where'd ya find that one Nate...
If they were so damned scared of me madman they wouldn't crawl on me! Ugh, I almost fainted from the thought.
We saw an incredible spider on one of the pilings next to the dock last week on vacation. I even took a picture of it. I think the piling was its home. We saw it there several days in a row. Needless to say we never tied the boat up four ways, no way was I getting near that sucker! I'll post a picture once I can get it off my husband's computer.
Ugh, I almost fainted from the thought. We saw an incredible spider on one of the pilings next to the dock last week on vacation. I even took a picture of it.
I think the piling was its home. We saw it there several days in a row. Needless to say we never tied the boat up four ways, no way was I getting near that sucker! I'll post a picture once I can get it off my husband's computer.A friend in SoCal snapped the picture. No brown widows in Utah...
I have a couple of huge common garden spiders out front...they do great eating the bugs attracted to the security lights...less of them than normal tho...too dry this year...small favors...lol
Garden spider is pretty generic... Like this? Argiope aurantia
These were especially prolific near my apartment in Vista.
These were especially prolific near my apartment in Vista.
Ugh...
We have TONS of HUGE garden spiders in our garden. The spider we saw on vacation was unlike any I'd ever seen before. The legs would have easily spanned my palm. Granted I have small hands, but this sucker might have even spanned my husband's palm.
Ugh...
We have TONS of HUGE garden spiders in our garden. The spider we saw on vacation was unlike any I'd ever seen before. The legs would have easily spanned my palm. Granted I have small hands, but this sucker might have even spanned my husband's palm.
Ugh...
Garden spider is pretty generic... Like this? Argiope aurantia
These were especially horrific near my apartment in Vista.
There... I fixed that for you.
Thanks?
You should see what they do when you spook them. It's hard to describe. They undulate the web back and forth in an effort to make themselves look bigger or something. They're one of the bigger spiders we have here in the states. Females can grow to over an inch (not including legs, of course). The only spiders I have seen out "in the wild" that are larger are tarantulas.
We have something very similar to that in East Texas. They make absolutely huge reinforced webs between trees, and could probably trap small birds.
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The garden spider I posted a pic of spins large webs as well, but they are highly visible because they add stabilimentum. I like spiders, but do not like walking through their webs. I'm sure spiders don't like it either.
I had a problem with wolf spiders until I had Terminix do a special pray. What amazed me was how fast they built their webs . . . in under a minute.
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