September 1, 20178 yr Is anybody else having problems with these little bastards? Or have we just got a very fruity house?
September 1, 20178 yr Loads at work. None at home though, which may be related to what appears to be a minor infestation of fucking massive spiders.
September 1, 20178 yr Author Loads at work. None at home though, which may be related to what appears to be a minor infestation of fucking massive spiders. I'd rather have the spiders if I'm honest! They're too small to swat as well. I'm blaming global warming and bi weekly refuse disposal.
September 1, 20178 yr loads of them.. i blame shit cheap fruit from aldi Same here. I blame food waste collections being every 2 weeks.
September 1, 20178 yr A spider the size of an NFL linebacker has just lolloped clumsily across the living room floor. It's currently eyeballing me from under the booze cabinet and I think it's going to drink my bourbon before eating all my cheese. A long Autumn ahead for arachnophobes I think
September 1, 20178 yr Put a dog turd atop a trilby and wear it (to prevent fruit flies feeding on eyes etc.) If all the dogs in your vicinity are eggbound then substitute the turd for a Plumrose hotdog. Edited September 1, 20178 yr by Youri McAnespie
September 2, 20178 yr We get fruit flies late summer every year. Them black caddies for food waste attract them. Soft fruits seem to be particularly attractive. Was in the garden yesterday when the lad shouted and screamed, thought he was being attacked or something. It was a medium sized spider on his leg! Already seen some huge ones- one in the bedroom was nearly big enough to close the door.
September 2, 20178 yr Watched a wasp and spider fighting yesterday as the wasp was half trapped in the spiders web. Absolutely fascinating.
September 2, 20178 yr Watched a wasp and spider fighting yesterday as the wasp was half trapped in the spiders web. Absolutely fascinating. Who won?
September 2, 20178 yr Watched a wasp and spider fighting yesterday as the wasp was half trapped in the spiders web. Absolutely fascinating. Coincidentally, we have things down here called Spider wasps. Bright orange markings and they are mean, nasty fuckers. I saw one towing a locust like insect about four times the size of itself down the hole into its underground nest last year. Edited September 2, 20178 yr by bolty58
September 2, 20178 yr Coincidentally, we have things down here called Spider wasps. Bright orange markings and they are mean, nasty fuckers. I saw one towing a locust like insect about four times the size of itself down the hole into its underground nest last year. Do them fuckers sting as well?! Edited September 2, 20178 yr by Adlington Trotter
September 2, 20178 yr I read summat the other day that said that there's not as many insects around this year as drivers are noticing that they are not splatting as many on their windscreens. Have to say that's true. Normally I have to get the Brillo pad out a few times to properly clean my windscreen over the summer. Not once this year The spiders though.......fuck me....one sat and joined us for tea last night....moaned like a bitch about the lack of flies....asked for mustard on his steak Seriously though the spiders are fucking huge this year
September 3, 20178 yr Spider wasps. Fuck sake If this made you sleep with the bedside lamp on, we are now even cuntybollocks.
September 3, 20178 yr I read summat the other day that said that there's not as many insects around this year I seriously hope that this does not include bees or we are all fucked.
September 3, 20178 yr I too have noticed that there are no wasps. Certainly round here. I believe there's plenty down south, But I've seen just one, which I captured and chucked back outside. To be fair don't miss them, as they're gits, but we need them for control of other pests. Unless the spiders can do that role.
September 3, 20178 yr I seriously hope that this does not include bees or we are all fucked.It does. We probably are.
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