We have a species of Steatoda over here that mimics our Oz Widow species, The Red-Back Widow (Latrodectus hasselti). Steatoda, here known as the Cupboard Spider, never has the combo of red & black that is universal amongst the Widows* however.
*Except for Latrodectus pallidus, the White Widow *g*
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I thought all spider webs were called cobwebs
..."Cob", being a corruption of "Cop", an archaic Saxon word for "Spider"...
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Indeedy! Don't ask me what a Tom-Noddy is though *g*
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We have a species of Steatoda over here that mimics our Oz Widow species, The Red-Back Widow (Latrodectus hasselti). Steatoda, here known as the Cupboard Spider, never has the combo of red & black that is universal amongst the Widows* however.
*Except for Latrodectus pallidus, the White Widow *g*
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*cries*
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