all creatures geat and small

[*mrgrizz*]

except for flies

[k0llectable5]

Sure I get that.  

I though have no problem removing the spider, it doesn't bother me to get up close and personal with it.  I find it amazing to be able to look at it close up in the glass before I let it go outside. 

[k0llectable5]

Now I think I'd draw the line there Pimpy lol

Musta been hard having an outside bathroom?

[cherry*135]

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@imastawka wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:

Some people do not want to get up close to a huge huntsman on the ceiling and try and plop them in a jar... accept that.

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And they can really move fast >>>>>>>>>>>>

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imagine if the one you try and get off the ceiling dropped in your hair or down the back of your top.......

[imastawka]

[cherry*135]

Yep, thats the look.

[lurker17260]

Thinking about it, I haven't seen any Christmas beetles this year

[darksideofthemoon]

Oh sooooo true icy and the same goes for flies 

[boris1gary]

Hundreds of cicada's though, love the noise they make, always reminds me of xmas. As for spiders my pop always told me it was a terrible thing to kill them and it stuck with me.

Happened to come across a spider catcher in one of those catalogues full of weird things many years ago, its excellent, no more trying to catch them in a glass.

Funny spider story (to me at least) - a few weeks ago at about 2am heard lots of noise coming from my sons room, I called out to him and he waited a bit and then answered that he was trapped in his room and couldn't get out. There was a note of hysteria in his voice, so I immediately started thinking terrible things. As I walked towards his door - he yells out "Don't touch the door mum, there's a spider sitting right on the handle, I swear if it doesn't move soon I am going to murder it".

He is 6ft 3 with size 15 feet, the spider was a baby hunstman, who was eventually captured and relocated to the garden.

I was having a giggle fit.

[kengillard]

I had a huntsman trapped (me) in the car with me.   yuk

[imastawka]