Spider Guest Book
January, 2006
Thanks for looking at our comments. We hope you find
them interesting.
Date: 31 January, 2006
Name:Olivia
Email: oliviadono@yahoo.com
Submitted from: School
Found: My teacher
Phrase: A pizza would taste really good right now!
Comments: I Like Waffles.
Date: 30 January, 2006
Name: robert
Email: iwheeltaco4@hotmail.com
Submitted from: california
Found: browsing for info
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I'm looking for a spider I saw on T.V. it isn't in this country,
it lives in the desert and golden is in it's name. This spider kartwheels
down the dunes in escape from the wasp at speeds up to I think 50mph or so
and actually makes a sand roost as it flies down the dune. Can you help me
locate?
Date: 30 January, 2006
Name: will
Phrase: What is your problem?
Comments: why would you keep a poor little spider in a jar =(
Reply: Because the ones we kept in a jar were
fine in the jar for study purposes. They do not need a lot of room to live
in and were quite happy being fed regularly. They were also not ones that
you would leave loose around children as the redback can give a nasty bite.
In fact last year, we didn't even keep any live ones as we had a girl in the
class with allergies and didn't want to take any chances with her health!!
Date: 29 January, 2006
Name: kenne
Email: stormwalker3773@yahoo.ca
Submitted from: girlfriends
Found: brown recluse
Phrase: Great!
Comments: spideriferous
Date: 24 January, 2006
Name: Jessica
Submitted from: US
Found: Randomly Searching Yahoo Image Results
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Let me first say that your site scares the hell out of me. Let's
just say that now I will never go to Australia!! haha I have a weird
fascination with spiders. I am
fascinated that such a small creature can scare me so much. I love
photographing spiders, but after a too close of an encounter with a jumping
spider I am investing in a telescopic lens!! My parents live in the woods,
and I love visiting them during the summer because there is always a
plethora of spiders just waiting to jump on me, slowly descend onto my head,
hide in my shoes...etc. I have been browsing the net extensively and your
site has definitely been the best. Some sites are just so limited, while
others are just filled with junk. But your site has helped me identify so
many of my
pictures. Thanks!
Date: 24 January, 2006
Name: michael
Email:
gamefreak517@optonline.net
Submitted from: in the usa
Found: spiderzrule
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: this website is............................AAWSOME
Date: 20 January, 2006
Name: Chris Firth
Email: chrisfirth@virgin.net
Submitted from: UK
Found: Google
Phrase: Great!
Comments: Looking for pictures of redbacks as I'm decorating a didgeridoo in
aboriginal art style - wanted some inspiration - got it!
Date: 18 January, 2006
Name: Melinda (dreiling)
Submitted from: Felicity,Ohio
Found: surfing
Phrase: Fantastic!
Date: 18 January, 2006
Name: Marius Merca
Submitted from: Spider First Aid
Found: Yahoo
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Very good site ! Very usefull information ! Nice page. Keep
up your work ! Thanks !
Date: 17 January, 2006
Name: zoe
Email: zoe708@hotmail.com
Submitted from: the internet
Found: i looked at it
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: hello your spider web page is brilliant, long live
spiders!!!! i love the huntsman photos :) every page is awsome keep up the
great spider photos comming in :))
Date: 16 January, 2006
Name: Rosemary
Email: rosemaryr48@hotmail.com
Submitted from: Blue Mountains
Found: Just looking for web sites on Australian spiders
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I came to Australia from the UK 2 years ago and live in the Blue
Mountains. Our garden, which is a bush garden, has many spiders burrows
lined with silk. The spiders in them are big and from my spider book and
what I've gleened from the internet I'm sure they are trapdoor spiders
although there are no actual trapdoors. They have black to brownish shiny
legs with more or less the same coloured body which is not shiny. I'm really
fascinated by them and would never dream of killing them as my Australian
partner would have me do. Needless to say I keep their locations a secret.
Love your site.
Date: 16 January, 2006
Name: Richard (3138)
Phrase: Great!
Date: 13 January, 2006
Name: stefanie
Email:
snowbunny_babe_sweetheart@hotmail.com
Submitted from: internet
Found: looking for the spider that bit my hand
Phrase: I'll remember this for the rest of my life!
Comments: omg i hate spidders so much they creap that s*&^ out of me
but i really need to find this one that bit my hand! good page over all
Date: 13 January, 2006
Name: Rachel
Submitted from: Australia
Found: By 'googling' spiders
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: A gem of an educational site ... my 5 y.o. son wanted to know all
about the 'daddy long legs' in the corner of our family room; now we are
learning about many other types as well ... the activities will keep him
busy for the rest of the holidays! Thank you
Date: 13 January, 2006
Name: Rachel
Submitted from: Australia
Found: Google search
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: A comment in reply to Danielle ... I have 2 young children
who have been taught from a young age NEVER to touch spiders and to get an
adult if they sees one ... all parents need to teach their children this;
especially in our country! This web site has ample warnings re. children and
live spiders; did you actually read the words or only look at the pictures?
Date: 12 January, 2006
Name: Danielle
Submitted from: Australia
Found: Rechearch for work
Phrase: What is your problem?
Comments: It is not a smart idea to let CHILDREN in year 5 play around with
dangerous spiders. Spdiers ARE NOT a toy everyone. If one of those kids got
bitten and did not tell anyone what would of happened? They would not of
gone to hospital to get the antivenom. Thoes kids are not in the wrong it is
the adults that are letting the kids play with them.
PLEASE NOTE THAT AT NO TIME ARE
CHILDREN ALLOWED TO HANDLE LIVE SPIDERS AND ARE TAUGHT NOT TO TOUCH ANY
SPIDERS, AS ALL CAN BITE. ALL LIVE SPIDERS KEPT IN THE ROOM ARE IN SEALED
CONTAINERS AND ARE ONLY FED BY THE TEACHER.
Date: 12 January, 2006
Name: Chris
Email: gentlemanoz44@yahoo.com
Submitted from: australia
Found: google search
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I found a colony of Jewel or Christmas spiders(austracantha minax
I believe) in my garden. They caught my eye because they are very
attractive little spiders and weave a complex set of interconnecting webs.
Thanks for you site and keeping the interest in arachnids.
Date: 12 January, 2006
Name: krysta littlechilds
Email: kix@telusplanet.net
Submitted from: google
Found: looked up spider websites
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: i think spiders are disgusting but i love to look at them. i
found a spider that looked like a big ball with orange triangles for an
abdomen. but i can't find the spieces of spiders. i think it might come from
the family of jewel spiders. are they common.
Email a photo
and I'll have a look for you - glen
Date: 6 January, 2006
Name: luke chapman
Email:
bleeding_zombie@hotmail.com
Submitted from: home
Found: searched
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: hey um just wonderin how do i send a photo of a spider for a IDing
becase i got 2 photos of a spider and i would like to know what it eats and
if it is harmfull or not
Date: 1 January, 2006
Name: jordie (falkiner)
Submitted from: home
Found: google internet search
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: This was really helpfull and i found the spider that i needed
to know about here.
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