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I woke to some fog this morning. Looked out at the hammock and saw THIS! That long ropy thing is a spiderweb!!! I do NOT want to see that spider!!! BTW - it goes from the hammock CLEAR up in the tree. I couldn't get a picture that far up because of the sun...but I CAN say, this is only about 1/3 of the web!!!
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I would have been screeching my head off.
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Are you sure they aren't filming a horror film in your back yard? :shock:
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one word.....EXTERMINATOR!!!! Speed dial them, woman!!! I'd run and hide in the tub!!!
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Ewwwwwwe! I don't like spiders but I would want to see the size of that sucker. Had one make a web half that size and the spider was atleast an inch and a half wide if not bigger. The web went from the tree to the ground just like in the pic.
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what is it trying to trap a small animal?
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I saw webs like this in the orange groves in FL. Creepy!
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OMG!!!!! Are you sure you don't live in the Amazon jungle. Spiders totally creep me out. That is definitely B movie material.
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cool! awesome engineering on the part of the spider!
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That's must belong to one HUGE spider!! :shock:
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Tarzan
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I want to see a picture of the spider.
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oh my, did you leave it so you can see the spider, it will come back after dark, I had a spider web in the bathroom window one year and at night I will stand and watch it, was fun
also one at the kitchen window. it was fascinating to watch them, the spider would take down the spider web and rebuild it daily, Craftybear |
That is so cool!
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Originally Posted by craftybear
oh my, did you leave it so you can see the spider, it will come back after dark, I had a spider web in the bathroom window one year and at night I will stand and watch it, was fun
also one at the kitchen window. it was fascinating to watch them, the spider would take down the spider web and rebuild it daily, Craftybear |
OK, I've got the heebie jeebies now! :lol:
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Impressive???? Well, I have a phrase for that....LOL I HATE spiders!!! Granddaughter and I went out and looked and it's not there....ODD!!! Maybe the dampness caused it to collapse! And NO I am NOT going out after dark to see if it's there!!!! GET REAL!!!!!! :shock: :shock: I don't go out after dark.....there have been reports of BIG FOOT in this area!!!! oh yeah, and BEARS! There's a mother bear and her cub roaming our neighborhood last week!!!!
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Probably a European cross spider. We have them here in WA as well. They eat mosquitos so I love them! The web probably just looked bigger because of the dew stuck to it. All the babies are getting mature now, so expect to see more.
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I would have had an accident in my pants. That would be a nightmare for me. I would have had my DH grab the pressure washer and spray everything down for 1/2 mile! The web may be gone the spider isn't!!!
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yikes, thats a big un!
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MOVE!!
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Thanks Dee !!!
Now I will be looking at the trees for huge spiderwebs instead of helping set the roof beams on the greenhouse.....haha |
OK Now I will have nightmares of that web attachment. OMG this has to be in africa on some great mountain in the movies on sci-fi. Yuck. I hate spiders. I don't want to see the one that belongs to that web. Run for the hills and call the exterminator. Shivvers......
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What state do you live in? Want to be sure I have spider spray, a huge can, if I ever am in your neighborhood. Have you seen the spider yet?
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YIKES! I would have left town!
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Oh geez the web is gone, but where is the spider???????
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Originally Posted by amma
Are you sure they aren't filming a horror film in your back yard? :shock:
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I can't imaging WHAT made that! And I don't wnat to know either. Keep that thing out there in Oregon! We have enough garden and field spiders here thank you! LOL Don't let you pets out at night either!
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Originally Posted by amandasgramma
I woke to some fog this morning. Looked out at the hammock and saw THIS! That long ropy thing is a spiderweb!!! I do NOT want to see that spider!!! BTW - it goes from the hammock CLEAR up in the tree. I couldn't get a picture that far up because of the sun...but I CAN say, this is only about 1/3 of the web!!!
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I have a couple of really cool spiders that create webs at my land in SE Texas. One of them my daughter said was called a zipper spider because the web looks like a long narrow zipper and if a bug gets caught in it, then the bug looks like a zipper pull! And yes, it is a pretty big spider...maybe I can get a picture this weekend.
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I'd be calling the externinator too!
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Dee, I'll take BigFoot and the Bear over the spider, thank you very much.
My MIL has tons of garden spiders and the woman is only 4' 10" so she can scurry underneath all the webs. I will not go into her garden, nor will I follow behind her on the property. Pat usually takes a stick with him and waves it wildly. |
Oh folks they (spiders) are so helpful and rarely harmful! (I know, I know, my youngest big strapping 28 year old son is deathly scared of spiders!) My byline at the bottom says it all!
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Originally Posted by oksewglad
Oh folks they (spiders) are so helpful and rarely harmful!
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Ewwwwwww!!!! :shock: :thumbdown: I know that spiders are useful creatures, BUT I just don't like them!!! :?
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So long as the spider is OUTSIDE the house, it's cool.
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I wouldn't want to see that spider either.
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We just had a huge pictoral article in the paper about the male spiders coming into season and well run run as fast as you can!!! not my favorite insect!
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Wow, that is so cool. I would love to see the spider too. I love spider webs. They tell such a story and each web is distint to the spider. I love the Garden Spider webs with
the "Z" in the middle and she is such a pretty black and yellow. However, they crawl on me or are in the house, they meet their maker. |
Well -- now....Yeah, I'm scared of spiders! I've been bitten twice here. Never knew what bit me. Both times was when I was out IN those trees looking for a cat after dark (because of coyotes, we don't let them stay out at night). BOTH times the bites have swollen up REALLY big (one was about size of a small saucer) and both times I got staph!!! I decided after the 2nd time, that the cats are on their own after dark...I'm NOT going out. Now I wonder if THAT spider is the culprit! OH...BTW - we have only had little teeny tiny spiders in our house..I'd say maybe 10 over the last 5 yrs!! Because of our extreme heat/extreme cold we just don't have many spiders.
Chasing Hawk --- I've been sending out vibes all day -- telling him to go to the LaPine state park!!!! chuckle chuckle chuckle :mrgreen: :mrgreen: |
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