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       #Post#: 15516--------------------------------------------------
       Time to Move?
       By: FTB41 Date: August 21, 2014, 6:46 pm
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       Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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       HAVE YOU SEEN ONE OF THESE IN YOUR YARD?
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       We have been receiving reports of people finding very large
       spiders, like the one pictured here on a bluebird house. These
       are fishing spiders. The most common one we’ve been receiving
       reports about is the dark fishing spider. They often live next
       to water and can catch small fish and tadpoles to eat, but they
       can range inland as well to hunt and lay their eggs. This is a
       female spider guarding her egg sac.
       I hear Alaska is spider free.
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       Re: Time to Move?
       By: Snickers Date: August 21, 2014, 6:58 pm
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       [quote author=FTB41 link=topic=1198.msg15516#msg15516
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       Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
       9 hrs
       HAVE YOU SEEN ONE OF THESE IN YOUR YARD?
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       We have been receiving reports of people finding very large
       spiders, like the one pictured here on a bluebird house. These
       are fishing spiders. The most common one we’ve been
       receiving reports about is the dark fishing spider. They often
       live next to water and can catch small fish and tadpoles to eat,
       but they can range inland as well to hunt and lay their eggs.
       This is a female spider guarding her egg sac.
       I hear Alaska is spider free.
       [/quote]
       Yeah  but they mosquitoes the size of crows.   :o
       And they block out the sun like the passenger pigeons did before
       they were hunted to extinction.   :D
       #Post#: 15519--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Time to Move?
       By: luvcats Date: August 21, 2014, 8:35 pm
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       I have seen a weird spider in my neighborhood twice in my life.
       It has a yellow and black striped body that is fuzzy and looks
       like a bee. I don't know the name of it but I have heard they
       are wicked.
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       Re: Time to Move?
       By: luvcats Date: August 22, 2014, 10:24 pm
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       Talk about bugs there are many flies this year.
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