weaving a web

[andybr]

Snow? plastic?  Nets?  Close...these are spider webs.  The wet weather in southern NSW has created perfect conditions for wolf spiders to have fun.  Read about them here:

http://www.smh.com.au/environment/weather/web-wonders-spiders-spin-for-their-lives-as-floodwaters-rise-20120307-1ujov.html

Comments

[dan4behr]

OH HOLY HELLZ BELLZ!!!

If something like that were going on around here, I'd be outta there. In about half a second. I can stand one, two, or maybe a five spiders - but MILLIONS!!! OMFGWTFBBQ!!!

[huxbear]

Unless those spiders are of the "adorably Disney-esque" variety, with little shoes and cute little smiles on their cute little 8-eyed faces, weaving all that silk into dresses for the drag queens that live in those hovels...I mean "Rustic Cabins" ;o) ...then I'm with dan4behr and am gettin' out the RAID and sprayinig a path to freedom!!! @_@

[andybr]

hehehe Raid just makes em grow bigger

[putzmeisterbear]

I can't stand spiders.

[andybr]

aren't they sweet!

[bearhedded]

No! One came scooting out from under the wardrobe, a few years ago, and CHARGED AT ME!!!!!!!!!
I have tiny black spiders all over the lawn, and I've found a few black widows in the living room and kitchen, but THOSE puppies are scary!

[andybr]

black widows are called redbacks here. they arent very fast so its easy to squash them.
There is alot of popular folklore about redbacks under the toilet seat - in the outback dunny. Always check first!

[johhnx]

I love spiders, but those would really scare me off!