Spider ID ?
#1
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Spider ID ?
Any idea what spider this is? Looked kinda menancing on my bedroom ceiling when i woke up today!
I am not usually worried about spiders, but i hear some here cant cause problems still!
Thanks
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Re: Spider ID ?
http://img214.imageshack.us/my.php?image=spidyze2.jpg
Any idea what spider this is? Looked kinda menancing on my bedroom ceiling when i woke up today!
I am not usually worried about spiders, but i hear some here cant cause problems still!
Thanks
Any idea what spider this is? Looked kinda menancing on my bedroom ceiling when i woke up today!
I am not usually worried about spiders, but i hear some here cant cause problems still!
Thanks
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Re: Spider ID ?
Actually it perished in a bucket of water...
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Re: Spider ID ?
You should have tried drowning it first then tipped it out of the water and splatted it to make sure as spiders have a canny knack of surviving for a fair while in water....
We had a rather creepy crawly surprise a few weeks back when in the evening darkness i pulled a large bush root/log out of part of our garden and thought 'i'll stick that on the fire'.
I put said root on fire only to realise a short while later it had an ants nest plus numerous American Cockroaches and other assorted crawlers living in it which i didn't see before putting it on the fire. With it getting a tad warm at home the ants and cockroaches decided it was time to move out of their log home and onto the fire surround and mantlepiece...........
I spent the next few hours squashing what seemed like a million little crawling things..........
Boy those American Cockraoches are hard bar stewards........they take some serious killing.
We had a rather creepy crawly surprise a few weeks back when in the evening darkness i pulled a large bush root/log out of part of our garden and thought 'i'll stick that on the fire'.
I put said root on fire only to realise a short while later it had an ants nest plus numerous American Cockroaches and other assorted crawlers living in it which i didn't see before putting it on the fire. With it getting a tad warm at home the ants and cockroaches decided it was time to move out of their log home and onto the fire surround and mantlepiece...........
I spent the next few hours squashing what seemed like a million little crawling things..........
Boy those American Cockraoches are hard bar stewards........they take some serious killing.
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Re: Spider ID ?
http://img214.imageshack.us/my.php?image=spidyze2.jpg
Any idea what spider this is? Looked kinda menancing on my bedroom ceiling when i woke up today!
I am not usually worried about spiders, but i hear some here cant cause problems still!
Thanks
Any idea what spider this is? Looked kinda menancing on my bedroom ceiling when i woke up today!
I am not usually worried about spiders, but i hear some here cant cause problems still!
Thanks
#10
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I'm not a fan of any spiders. I think if they're in my house they're unvited and therefore trespassing, thuwp goes my boot....and the funny thing is they dont do it again...
#12
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We get loads of those - they're harmless.
http://www.tepapa.govt.nz/TePapa/Eng...pingSpider.htm
Freaky looking though!!
http://www.tepapa.govt.nz/TePapa/Eng...pingSpider.htm
Freaky looking though!!
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Location: Silverstream, upper Hutt
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Re: Spider ID ?
some one told me the other day that these jumping spiders are the most intelligent of spiders - well the one it my bathroom wasn't - I squashed him silly thing not intelligent enough to know not to come into my house!!!!
#14
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the words Jumping and Spider are never ever ever a good combination.
Oddly enough, jumping, spider, and huge boot are perfectly fine
Oddly enough, jumping, spider, and huge boot are perfectly fine