Spider Guest Book
May, 2005
Thanks for looking at our comments. We hope you find
them interesting.
Date: 30 May,
2005
Name: angela bowen
Email:
angeldavenport@yahoo.com
Submitted from: parker colorado
Found: google surch
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I saw a picture of the spider I was trying to id but I didnt
find what it was. a large brownish spider on an orb (orb weaver of some
kind) with a squarish abdomeb with points on the back side scary looking
but not dangerous I assume. very common in this part of colorado.
Date: 25 May,
2005
Name: dsafsa
Submitted from: INTERNET
Phrase: Great!
Comments: EW I HATE SPIDERS. EWEW. but great website though.
Date: 24 May,
2005
Name: Holly Family
Email: martin.holly@ichthustech.co.uk
Submitted from: google New Zealand
Found: looking for info about the white-tailed spider
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I was very interested to
read about your spider studies and I am looking forward to visiting
Australia quite soon as the spiders now seem more fascinating than
frightening!
Date: 22 May,
2005
Name: tammy
Submitted from: old
Found: internet
Phrase: These choices stink!
Date: 22 May,
2005
Name: Tia Evans
Email: glammergal@msn.com
Submitted from: England, Nottingham
Found: Google, searched spiders
Phrase: What is your problem?
Comments: I totally hate spiders, sorry. but i need to find out
what spiders are and find a diagram of them-it's for homework. i've got
to pretend that i don't know what spiders
are, or what they look like, i'm hoping that you can prevent me from
looking at anyother 'spiders' page, and provide me with the information
i need.
Date: 22 May,
2005
Name: Drew
Email:
bloodbath420@sbcglobal.net
Submitted from: illinois
Found: google
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: i was out in my back yard today cleaning up giant weed that
was taking over some bushes and i saw a few different varieties of
spiders and remembered when i was a kid and used to catch them and keep
them as pets. afterwards i decided to do
some research on the spiders and it seems that they were a wolf spider
and the regular household spider. i like your site alot and ill keep
comming back to see whats new.
Date: 19 May,
2005
Name: paige emily
Email: b.edwards47@ntlworld.com
Submitted from: england noth east linconshier
Found: by going on spiders and finding your web page
Phrase: I'll remember this for the rest of my life!
Comments: how many years do spiders live 4?
Date: 19 May,
2005
Name: sean
Submitted from: perth
Found: google
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: we are learning about spiders, this has helped us. thank you,
sean
Date: 18 May,
2005
Name: Andrew
Email: andyb649@msn.com
Found: a person called glenda crew
Phrase: Great!
Comments: what are the most venommous spiders in the whole intire
world
Date: 16 May,
2005
Submitted from: South Australia
Found: searching for info n spider found in backyard
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: this site was really helpful to me coz i found the
deadly spider that i have been playing with
Date: 15 May,
2005
Name: Amanda
Email: debeus33@hotmail.com
Submitted from: google
Found: Looking for chocolate spiders
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Thank you so much for all the ideas! I am a student teacher
and about to begin a mini unit on spiders. This site has given me a good
start so thanks again :)
Date: 12 May,
2005
Name: Stacy
Email: jsenieman@comcast.net
Submitted from: Michigan
Found: google
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: I had to run and google spiders after I found one in a
Mother's Day plant my daughter gave me. This was after I sat there
screaming for my husband to come get this plant and out it outside! I am
TERRIFIED of spiders! As I was reading the pages I
kept itching and my cat sneaked up and rubbed against my leg... guess
who screamed??? Yeah I know sissy!! But thank you for the wonderful
resource you can do and I never did find the spider on my plant!
Date: 11 May,
2005
Name: Sarah Ives
Email:
sarahives2005@hotmail.co.uk
Submitted from: Stanley
Found: I looked for Spiders on the Internet
Phrase: A pizza would taste really good right now!
Comments: I'm afraid of Spiders please tell me wat I should do?
Date: 11 May,
2005
Name: Marie de Graaf
Email: mdeg2000@hotmail.com
Submitted from: Central Coast, NSW, Australia
Found: thru Anzwers Search Engine
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I stumbled upon your site whilst trying to identify a spider
(and I did - thank you!). I had great fun and couldn't resist visiting
all of the different sections - I've been here for hours! Thanks for the
information and entertainment!
Date: 9 May,
2005
Name: Jessica H (jtriggeronlis.net.au)
Submitted from: Lismore
Found: We looked up spiders on the net.
Phrase: Great!
Comments: We would like to knoiw how to send a letter to you about
unidentified spiders. We found a really scary spider in our back yard
right next to our guinea pig hutch, We want to know whether it is a
danger to them. It is grey and has bumpy rings
around its back. Thanks. Jess and Rina.
Date: 9 May,
2005
Name: Cathy
Email:
peacebug@wideopenwest.com
Submitted from: ask.com (Jeeves)
Found: surfing to identify a spider I found in a woodpile
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME IDENTIFY THE FEMALE WOODLOUSE
SPIDER!!! (and for more interesting info on other spider species -
once I identified the woodlouse spider I was looking for, I found myself
clicking around and have now also identified a jumping spider I didn't
even thnk about but killed with hairspray today!)
Date: 9 May,
2005
Name: April Rothleutner
Email: arothleutner@lycos.com
Found: google search
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Thank you so much for this site! It is wonderful! I have been
looking for days, trying to identify this spider I found in my
bathroom...and I finally found it on this site!! Thanks again! April
Rothleutner, Loveland, Colorado
Date: 7 May,
2005
Name: Erica Jackson
Email:
jacksonerica05@hotmail.com
Submitted from: google
Found: google
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: I recently moved from AL to NJ. I came across a bug that had
the body of a centipede and legs of a spider. I had never seen anything
like it. Thanks to this website I now have comfort of knowing what type
of bug it is. I can research it to see if it is harmful. Thanks
Date: 6 May,
2005
Name: Matthew Clark
Email: smtrax575@aol.com
Submitted from: Work
Found: Yahoo
Phrase: I'll remember this for the rest of my life!
Comments: Im just glad that i live in an area where pratically none of
these spiders live.
Date: 5 May,
2005
Name: sheila
Email: rage1225@comcast.net
Submitted from: comcast dsl
Found: research
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: my fiancee was recently bitten by a spider. his arm
swelled up to about 6 times its size; when he went to emergency, they
told him if he had waited any longer, he might have had to his arm
amputated! i was curious to find out, if possible what kind of spider it
was (he could only describe it as black with white spots). he ended up
being hospitalized for 1 week and is still on medication for the
infection! didn't realize how serious spider bites could be until
now.
Date: 5 May,
2005
Name: Cheri Anne Harlow
Email: sno_flake_67@yahoo.com
Submitted from: Google
Found: Google
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: I just wanted to add my imput regarding spider bites.
Thank you for giving me a chance to see what kind of spider that bit me.
Cheri
Date: 5 May,
2005
Name: Reginald (3135)
Submitted from: Nothing
Found: spiders.com
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: Do you have a cure conatct 33 street
Date: 4 May,
2005
Name: paige
Email: paigerodgers123@msn.com
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: my topic is spiders and I fould some info from this site
Date: 3 May,
2005
Name: Judii
Submitted from: Florida
Found: Google
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: Thanks for your site and the fantastic photos. I had a
very large (think Arachnophobia) in my kitchen cupboard tonight (I was
too busy screaming like a
banchee to take a good look at it or take any photos) and so while I
wait up all night holding vigil to make sure this thing doesn't venture
out before I can call
the exterminator tomorrow, I decided to see what kind of spider it is
(so I can let the exterminator know what kind of poison to use to kill
it dead dead dead).
I feel encouraged that it doesn't seem to be a poisonous kind. It looks
like a mother, monster, radio-active balck widow minus any red markings
(and the fact that htis thing had like a 3"-4" leg span). I don't see a
picture of this spider anywhere on your
site, but I wasn't really taking stock of all it's attributes. Enough
rambling... I have to say that your site has the best and most
informative photos of any site I saw tonight. Alot of other sites have
meandering descriptions from textbooks
or really poor sketches. But your site lets me get up close and
personal.
Thanks!
~Judii from FL
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