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Given the whole "putting Susie in the Nintendo Virtual Boyâ„¢ Zone for 10+ minutes" thing, I gotta ask.
Y'all ever have second thoughts about opening yourselves up to communications with an uncountable number of extra-dimensional beings capable of manipulating reality through mere speech?
Oh, also, here's some hot chocolate if any of y'all want some. Regardless, hope y'all enjoy the holiday season!
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So I found this spider under the bench in a rather unusual position and have been having trouble identifying them. Found in rural Tennessee.
Current theory is Brown Widow or some kind of orb weaver.
She's a cobweb spider in Theridiidae which does include brown widows but this friend is not that! She appears to be a common house spider, Parasteatoda tepidariorum.
Psst, hey, Noelle.
Any idea if there's friendly fire?
Think I might start just doing daily(ish) Bug of The Day stuff when I don’t have my own pictures. Don’t have much opportunity to go actively bug hunting, but still wanna talk about funny bugs.
