I didn't know spiders clean their webs.
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Its a busy afternoon as you can tell.
I have been watching a spider clean its web of bits of twig and leaves.
It was so exciting I took a video of it.
So Tighten your seat belt, and hold on. As you watch this high octane, death defining video!!!
http://youtu.be/Q2J2uDYAc_Q
My god this is boring!
I have been watching a spider clean its web of bits of twig and leaves.
It was so exciting I took a video of it.
So Tighten your seat belt, and hold on. As you watch this high octane, death defining video!!!
http://youtu.be/Q2J2uDYAc_Q
My god this is boring!
Shaw Tarse said:
Looks a bit like my "pet" spider. It has a web on my toilet window, I was going to clear it away, then I watched it catch a fly, wrap it up & eat it. A bit macabre, but cool.
I always leave webs in the house if there is a spider in them..... Takes me ages to hoover round them....... But they are worth it if they catch flies.Cool vid.Great aren't they? 
Even since primary school, if I ever wanted to see which sort of spider created a web (and the spider wasn't visible), I have picked a small piece of leaf or part of a twig and vibrated it on the web.This simulates a trapped insect if you get it just right and the spider will often appear, examine it and eventually throw out the debris.

Even since primary school, if I ever wanted to see which sort of spider created a web (and the spider wasn't visible), I have picked a small piece of leaf or part of a twig and vibrated it on the web.This simulates a trapped insect if you get it just right and the spider will often appear, examine it and eventually throw out the debris.
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