danja
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Lol, was trying to look at the small picture without clicking so was up real close to the screen and then clicked on it and it came up so big and scary looking it made me jump and i fell of my chair.
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lol, spiders are our friends. as long as we dont mess with them, they make beautiful webs which glisten in the morning dew and catch flies and other critters for free that we pump harmful insecticides into our atmosphere to kill.
(god that sounds like hippie crap)
the should be admired and respected at arms reach IMO.
the only spider i would actively kill is a white-tail as they are an introduced species and their venom is not even worth the risk of having in your house. plus they kill other non-venomous native spiders, which pisses me off.
here in vic we dont really see funnel webs, just redbacks and they dont attack.
Most critters I'll leave alone, or relocate if they bother me. If I suspect it's something dangerous though, like a funnel web, it's bye bye baby. Redbacks too, because of the places you tend to find them (I've had them under the handles of plastic bins, inside storage boxes, that kind of thing - not safe.
I usually have a few daddy long-legs hanging around the room, because they pretty much choose a corner, build a web, and just there and eat whatever comes their way till the day they die. Fine by me.
Similarly most garden spiders I'm fine with because I don't bother them and they don't bother me, and they eat flying-around stuff that would otherwise fly into the house and annoy the crap outta me. Dragonflies I make an exception for and don't mind them flying in because they eat mosquitos apparently.