Ha, they were hanging out to catch something but I bet it wasn't the sunrise! They were hanging out waiting for an unsuspecting insect to get caught in their trap! The Bandito does not get along well with the spider...😳
Ha, they were hanging out to catch something but I bet it wasn't the sunrise! They were hanging out waiting for an unsuspecting insect to get caught in their trap! The Bandito does not get along well with the spider...😳
Well, @bluelightbandit, neither do I...spiders seem to like the way I smell, so I can be in a crowded room with a spider in one corner and before the night is through, it will find a way to hold onto me with all of its 8 hairy legs. I wouldn’t care so much if those mofos didn’t insist on biting me too....just a wee taste sweet heart. Lolz!
So I hope you can appreciate my position that morning.
I didn’t wear the correct footwear to be doing an endo into this ditch from the embankment that I was teetering on in my high heel wedges. I envisioned myself face planted in the bottom of said ditch, completely covered in webs and 100s of spiders within seconds.
It the stuff of my nightmares, I tell you...
Got some cool photos though. Lol!
That's really good info whenever I wind up in a room with you lol.
I'm curious about what kind of spiders y'all have and if yall have any poisonous ones? In the South, we have a plethora of different species in high abundance. We only have 2 (If that ain't enough) that are really, really poisonous. The black widow and brown recluse are popular here in my area, with the black widow being more common. I've been bitten by a brown recluse but never saw it. I had to go to the dr over it and that's what he said happened. This happened back when I had a healthy immune system so I handled it well.
I could go outside right now and find a web from a black widow, they're very unique and different from others. I'm ALWAYS looking out for them bitches! Did you know that the black widow kills her mate after she has sex with him? Kinda fucked up if you ask me, but what do I know, eh? Did you know that the male black widow is non venomous and it's the female that is so toxic to us? If you didn't, now ya do! Australia has a version of our black widow, it's called a redback spider...very dangerous! Okay, enough about spiders!
Well @bluelightbandit,
Canadian women can be just like the widow...although we've be known to kill before the deed is actually completed because we can be so damn toxic to the male gender. It's all in the bite as opposed to the bark. LOL!
Here's the list of Venomous Canadian Spiders:
We usually call them dock spiders and they are scary looking.
Well Mrs. @rebeccaryan, I certainly know not to mess with a strong Canadian woman as yourself. I could tell that just by your text and after actually talking to you, I knew damn well not to ripple your water.
It looks like you guys have the same ones we do. I didn't even think of those yellow sac spiders, those things are everywhere down here. Cindi and I suspect that we have been bitten several times by these and just didn't know exactly what it was at the time. I've actually been looking at one and have a hard time distinguishing between it and the brown recluse.
Check out this link, it shows most of our native spiders. We get these big red marbled orb-weaver spiders really bad in the fall of the year, I hate those things! Gotta be on the look out while mowing! Sweet dreams ...😉
https://spiderid.com/locations/united-states/north-carolina/?fwp_paged=2
Who knew? So many different kinds of spiders.
Thanks for providing the great link. All the weaver spiders are really interesting to look at with their unique shapes and colours.
Yeah, they're real interesting...especially when you unsuspectingly run face first in to one while walking through the woods. #startspanicslaps #slappingfacefrantically #mancardrevoked #bitchcardissued
Hahaha! I love hash.
No really I do...#hashtaghumour