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Date Posted: 14:36:16 10/29/13 Tue
Author: Bearman
Author Host/IP: 65.129.215.166
Subject: Yeah, netherworld n/t
In reply to: Buc2 's message, "It was..." on 14:27:53 10/29/13 Tue

>>>This bitch was sitting on her nest on the side of my
>>>house the other day... Just a couple feet from my
>>>front door.
>>>
>>>This is very close to its actual size...
>>>
>>> >src=https://scontent-a-lga.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/13
>85319_10201906576373497_1306227144_n.jpg>
>>
>>Have you noticed more spiders this year? I have. The
>>bastards are everywhere. What kind of spider is that?
>>We have a LOT of black widows here. I always shake out
>>my shoes before I put them on.
>
>...a big ass spider. That's what it was. I know HD
>said Brown Recluse. But this spider was bigger than
>those are supposed to get. I'm thinking it was a wolf
>spider. For one thing, the size would be about right
>(females bodies get up to 1.38"). Check out the egg
>sac in my pic and the one below. They're very similar
>and wolf spiders carry their egg sac on their abdomens
>which is where the one in my pic appears to be.
>
> >src=http://www.arachnologyatjunction.com/resources/_wsb
>_498x331__MG_7784+wolf+spider+with+egg+sac.jpg>
>
>It's unusual that she'd build her nest off the ground
>though. That must be why she put leaves around it...
>to hid it. Weird.

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