Date: 30 September, 2000
Name: JO STILL
Email: CAKELADYJO2@AOL.COM
Submitted from: CHEYENNE, WY
Found: AOL SEARCH
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: WE FOUND A SPIDER THAT HAS HAIRY LEGS, BIG AS A NICKLE, AND HAS A MAIN BODY THAT IS LIKE A BIG SQUARISH BULB. BLACK SMALL MARK ON THE BOTTOM, AND THE WHOLE THING IS BRIGHT ORANGE. WHAT IS IT?

Date: 30 September, 2000
Name: Jason
Email: invaderj@aol.com
URL: http://ssjgotensblast.homestead.com/entertothedbzworld.html
Phrase: A pizza would taste really good right now!
Comments: Hey i have a question.......i heard that the daddy long legs is the most poisonious
spider,but it caqn't bite anyone for it's fangs can't go thru human skin.Please e-mail me an
answer.

Date: 29 September, 2000
Name: Lisa
Email: PicaChick00@yahoo.com
Submitted from: IL
Found: from a paper
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: This page is not that bad, but it should be more interseting for all ages. I can
tell that this page is going towards little kids.

Date: 29 September, 2000
Name: Stephanie Bennett
Email: chickgrl04@aol.com
Found: A list of sites my tacher had on spiders
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 28 September, 2000
Name: Jorge
Email: nayarit@juno.com
Submitted from: Los Angeles California
Found: Looking for lesson plans for second grade class.
Phrase: Great!
Comments: Keep up the superb work. 

Date: 28 September, 2000
Name: Jinny Hanes
Email: Princess43211@Yahoo.com
Submitted from: Library
Found: google.com
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I found your page really interesting!!!

Date: 27 September, 2000
Name: Jacob Porter
Submitted from: El Paso, Texas USA
Found: word search on eight legged insects
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: We began our search for eight legged insects only to find that most insects have six legs and arachnids have eight! You have done a wonderful job!! Please keep up the great work.

Date: 27 September, 2000
Name: Kelly (puppygirl0413)
Submitted from: AOL
Found: i looked up spiders for a science project.
Phrase: Great!

Date: 27 September, 2000
Name: beth sosic and class!
Email: bsosic@orange.k12.oh.us
Found: searching for specific spider facts
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Great site! We are first graders who are working on a spider alphabet book. We are finishing the facts and pictures on a few of the trickiest spiders! Thanks for the help! Our book should be finished by mid-October and loaded onto our web page. Contact us if interested in seeing it! Not sure of the address yet!!!! :-)

Date: 27 September, 2000
Name: VaShunn Miller
Submitted from: google.com
Found: google.com
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: I've been biten by a spider before and I wasn't around medical help. I didn't find out what kinda spider it was because I was to busy trying to get it off me. It was a small spider that look like it had a tan. the only effect it had on me was effecting my kidney's (making me use the restroom more regularly than other times).

Date: 26 September, 2000
Name: Teresa
Email: t.lalonde@home.com
Submitted from: Calgary Canada. Excite home page
Found: Excite Search engine
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Absolutely wonderful. Can't express the impressiveness of the site. My son (7
yrs.) is doing a project at school on spiders and come across this sight.  Amazing the information (and fun!!!) he had when going into your site. I have not only bookmarked the page but e-mailed it to many friends with children  who I'm sure would love to browse around, learn and have fun. Being that my son's class is studying spiders, I have also recommended they take a look at this site for future reference within their school.
Thank you for the experience on behalf of my son and myself,
David and Teresa Lalonde

Date: 26 September, 2000
Name: Cassie Hayes
Email: WayCoolChick2006@aol.com
Submitted from: Angelfire
Found: looking for spider info
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I really like your page! I am in the 7th grade and a have to do a project called
Spider Fest. That is when you have to keep a spider alive for a month. Also you have to look up
info. I am going to use some of your very helpful info. I am also going to recommend your site to
my friends and i also will make a page and put your URL to where i got all my great info!!!
Thankz again! -Cassie Hayes

Date: 26 September, 2000
Name: Andrea
Email: hammie45@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.expage.com/littlepeanutspage
Submitted from: Sydney
Found: Yahoo Search Engine
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: Hiya! My name is Andrea and I live in Sydney and I go to Roseville Public School.
I'm in Year 6 and I think your page is fantastic!!

Date: 26 September, 2000
Name: Melanie
Email: MelBell1223@aol.com
Submitted from: http://www.yahoo.com
Found: I was researching a paper, and looked for an australian spider site
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Thanks for making this page, because it is a great learning AND researching site. My friends from the USA (being where I'm from) like this page also. 

Date: 26 September, 2000
Name: Deannda Neufer 
Email: tdmeneuf@stny.rr.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/mfpetlovers/Links.html
Submitted from: Update NY, USA
Found: Google Search
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Thank you for some great information and ideas! I teach a Pre-School Science Hour at the Science & Discovery Center and we will be doing SPIDERS, SPIDERS, SPIDERS on the 4th of October and you page helped me a great deal! THANK! ::

Date: 26 September, 2000
Name: rosina allen
Email: ballen7644@aol.com
Submitted from: nothing, but are argiope spiders poisonous?
Found: Needed info on argiope spider
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 26 September, 2000
Name: Alicia
Email: www.Nicki198706@aol.com
Found: on yahoo
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Thanks, I really needed infor. on spiders because I have too take care of a spider for Spider Fest for my school and I needed spider facts too

Date: 25 September, 2000
Name: Susan
Submitted from: Tennessee USA
Found: Through Yahoo search engine
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I teach first grade at a Christian school in Tennessee. We don't "celebrate" Halloween at the school, so I always do a unit on spiders during the month of October. I found some great ideas to use at your site! Can't wait to make the spider cookies with my class! They'll love it! Thanks!

Date: 25 September, 2000
Name: Billy Boy 
Submitted from: home
Found: Did a search for Arachnida's
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I'm in the 5th grade and doing a report on different kinds of arthropods. I needed some more information on spiders. Boy did we hit the jackpot!!!
Excellant information. Organized very well. Very thorough. These kids really know their spiders! -Billy boy's mom

Date: 25 September, 2000
Name: Ashley
Found: I was looking for some interesting facts about spiders for a project at school. The
"Interesting Spider Facts" is a perfect resource. Thanks!!!
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 25 September, 2000
Name: Alex Campbell
Email: alex_campbell2311@hotmail.com
Submitted from: Coventry/England
Found: Mrs Grigg
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: I thought this page was very good and i will pass the web address on to all of my friends.

Date: 25 September, 2000
Name: Michelle 
Email: the.windebanks@virgin.net
Submitted from: sutton scotney
Found: by using yahoo.com
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: Loads of good and interesting information. We found out a lot and enjoyed doing it. thankyou very much !

Date: 25 September, 2000
Name: Michelle
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 25 September, 2000
Name: Katherine Garrett
Submitted from: Leichhardt, Sydney, Australia
Found: Using yahoo aus & nz. Searched for "white tip spider".
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: We suspected that the spider we found in our living room was a white tip spider. The information on your web-site is very accurate. 

Date: 24 September, 2000
Name: Kendra Feltz 
Email: kenera3431@netscape.net
Submitted from: Home
Found: surfing the web
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: HIGH from WVa

Date: 24 September, 2000
Name: Prabhdeep
Email: prabhdeep_k@hotmail.com
Submitted from: MSN internet
Found: brittanice.com
Phrase: I'll remember this for the rest of my life!
Comments: I really thought that this website is really cool. Its got all these facts i
needed. I'm mainly here because I have a project due Monday on Golden Rod Spiders so I thought
why not just fill out the guest book. -Bye

Date: 23 September, 2000
Name: Kathy 
Submitted from: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Found: surfing the web
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Greetings from Chicago. I was looking for photos of a spider I found in my yard and
came upon your page. I wasn't able to find "my" spider, but greatly enjoyed reading your info. 
I have five kids, ages 9, 12, 15, 19 and 20, so I've been through plenty of research for school
papers, etc. Your class has done a fantastic job of researching and creating this site. Keep
up the good work!

Date: 23 September, 2000
Name: Brenda
Email: btan22@hotmail.com
Submitted from: Yahoo
Found: Yahoo
Phrase: Great!

Date: 23 September, 2000
Name: Therese
Email: tfornd@aol.com
Found: looking for information on a huge spider I found in my garden
Phrase: Great!

Date: 22 September, 2000
Name: Elizabeth
Email: internut51@hotmail.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/internut51/
Submitted from: Canada
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I think this is a great website, very informative and put together very well. I'm
doing a lab report on spiders so the page has been a lot of help!

Date: 22 September, 2000
Name: Gary Korpan
Email: mad_telephone@alloymail.com
Phrase: What is your problem?
Comments: HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH 

Date: 22 September, 2000
Name: Neo Conally
Email: madcow1989@hotmail.com
Submitted from: School
Phrase: These choices stink!

Date: 21 September, 2000
Name: Brigid
Email: hippityhop13@juno.com
Submitted from: Louisville, Ky
Found: google search
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: This site was great! It helped me to figure out that there was a St. Andrew's Cross
spider in my backyard! Thanks!

Date: 21 September, 2000
Name: Kristie 
Submitted from: ROTORUA , NEW ZEALAND
Found: Very interesting. And creative!
Phrase: Great!

Date: 21 September, 2000
Name: Jane Jenkins
Email: jjenkins@haywood.k12.nc.us
Submitted from: Western North Carolina, Waynesville, NC in the Southwestern part of the United States
Found: From our Haywood County School's Home Page-Student Links
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: We are preparing to read the novel, CHARLOTTE'S WEB, and we are researching spiders to integrate our science into our reading program. We also study animals as part of our fourth grade curriculum. I have a class of 21 students and 19 of those 21students really enjoy spiders. Two students are becoming less apprehensive as we continue to gather information. Thank you so much for providing us with such a wonderful resource. I commend the teacher and all of the students for their efforts in this incredible endeavor. You guys are really fortunate to have such a talented and progressive teacher! THANK YOU ONE AND ALL.
Jane Jenkins

Date: 21 September, 2000
Name: Mark Nelms
Email: mnelms@bionetrix.com
Submitted from: Washington, D.C., USA
Found: search on "spiders"
Phrase: A pizza would taste really good right now!
Comments: I am very impressed! I have 4 children and put a lot of effort into helping them with their projects. The oldest studied arachnids several years ago and his class did a presentation on them, but nothing like this!
Great job. Excellent page. It works better and looks better than most professional pages.  Quick to find and get to what you want to see. 
I was searching because I have a friend that was interested in some of what I told him about the Funnel-Web and was looking for some additional information about them. Now all I have to so is point him at your page.
Thanks for the help.
And keep up the good work!

Date: 21 September, 2000
Name: SHARON LOCK
Email: SIISIELOCJK@YAHOO.COM
Submitted from: YAHOO
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 20 September, 2000
Name: lance
Submitted from: USA
Phrase: These choices stink!

Date: 20 September, 2000
Name: Stuart
Email: stu484@hotmail.com
Submitted from: England
Found: Yahoo!
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I am from England and I am thinking about moving to Australia but I am very afraid of spiders and heard a lot of bad things about them. If you guys can put up with them I am sure I can, I am glad to know that Redback's are only 8mm in length, I thought they were huge. Fascinating site.

Date: 20 September, 2000
Name: daley 
Submitted from: school
Found: school
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: more more more more inof da

Date: 20 September, 2000
Name: chris 
Submitted from: school
Found: school site
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: an you get more info

Date: 20 September, 2000
Name: barbara butters
Email: buttersbeter@jps.net
Found: typed in spiders on search msn
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: I would like to say that this site is great, good pictures lots of info I keep getting spiders bites and I now would like to know which one is doing the bite. One other site I went into I found the type of bite then it told me the spider. But this site is going into my favorites. Thanks barbara

Date: 19 September, 2000
Name: Ladybug Donoho
Submitted from: my house
Found: accident
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: I love how much info. you have on the different types of spiders. It was really helpful on my homework

Date: 19 September, 2000
Name: James TO
Email: louisto@cheerful.com
Found: homework research
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Thank you so much for such wonderful,interesting and educational information. Wish I will be able to contribute some useful data to help in expanding this meaningful and useful web page one day.

Date: 18 September, 2000
Name: Tracy Voorheis
Email: TVoorheis@hotmail.com
Submitted from: Schuyler County - New York
Found: found a spider - entered spider
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: am trying to find information on a spider we found on a hike. We have never seen
one like it and have yet to find a picture of it. It's black body is 1/2" with road
sign-yellow-tiger-like markings across it's back, with claw like feelers coming out from under
it's chin. I'd like to know more about it. 

Date: 18 September, 2000
Name: Trevor Meester
Email: meester@home.com
Submitted from: Edmonton Alberta Canada
Found: looking for spiders
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 18 September, 2000
Name: Denise OBrian
Submitted from: Montrea., Quebec, Canada
Found: surfing for spider identification
Phrase: A pizza would taste really good right now!
Comments: Believe it or not we actually have pizza ordered while we were surfing the net. You have some great ideas.

Date: 18 September, 2000
Name: Mary Francis 
Email: evehicle@aol.com
Submitted from: Lawrenceville, ga. USA
Found: checking on spider bites.
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I was bitten by a spider and was trying to identify the wound when I happened upon
your site. Good work!

Date: 18 September, 2000
Name: Camilla Eriksson
Email: camilla@mbox421.swipnet.se
Submitted from: Sweden
Found: alta vista searching for info on funnel webs
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Great work, but it sort of make me feel glad to be living in Sweden, with only
bears, lynxes, wolverines and wolves to keep my eyes out for! At least they are a bit bigger!
Camilla

Date: 18 September, 2000
Name: Lauren
Email: sista_016@hotmail.com
URL: http://expage.com/page/equinepictures
Submitted from: Manly, Brisbane
Found: Looking up spiders
Phrase: Definitely a life changing experience!
Comments: hey yeah Im from manly in brisbane. I go to MBC so yeah I've seen Rochedale on my trips to Horseland at Underwood and my friend Maxine went to your school. I better not give out lastnames on the net but she had 2 sisters and a brother and she does Karate ... Im in year 10 ... so yeah, see you later
very good page year 5 !
byes
sorry if your not year five or something !
=)
bye

Date: 17 September, 2000
Name: Holly Sheetz
Email: h-sheetz@mediaone.net
Submitted from: Jacksonville, FL USA
Found: While searching for information on Funnel-Web Spiders
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Hello there! My name is Holly and I'm the mother of three young children. We live
in the United States at the time of this writing. I used to be TERRIFIED of spiders. When we
moved into our home which is built in a very sandy area, we found that we had visitors of the
arachnid kind. We now live in harmony with our "Wolfies". They are called Wolf Spiders because
they are brown and slightly fuzzy. They are not poisonous and the bites only itch a little when
you get one. I've been bitten a few times if one happened to be resting in the couch when I sat
down. But they do their part to keep bugs away and I am not afraid of them anymore. They are
about as big around as the palm of my hand. 

Date: 16 September, 2000
Name: Heath
Found: on yahoo
Phrase: Fantastic!!
Comments: this is a fantastic site it helped me with a school project
thanks...
bye...

Date: 16 September, 2000
Name: Lee Clark
Submitted from: Oklahoma
Found: looking for info about spiders
Phrase: Great!!
Comments: I enjoyed looking at the different types of spiders. I have one outside my window. 
It is very large and has a black body with little and large yellow spots on it. I was looking
for what kind of spider it was. It has a big cocoon in the web, but was not able to find a
picture on your site. But enjoyed my time on it.

Date: 16 September, 2000
Name: Kate
Submitted from: Idaho
Found: google.com
Phrase: Fantastic!!
Comments: I coudnn't find the info I wanted, but it's still a cool site. By the way, I'm nine.

Date: 15 September, 2000
Name: Quinn R.MCguinness
Phrase: Fantastic!!
Comments: Hi im doing research on the fisher spider for school (im 9)and i have to rite a
poem about one on Friday in school and i think you should have some stuff about fisher spider your site is awesome,
Sincerely,
quinn McGuinness 

Date: 15 September, 2000
Name: Gareth Danvers
Email: ergon@iafrica.com
Submitted from: Johannesburg, South Africa
Found: school project
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I am in Grade 2 (8 years old) and we are learning about spiders. My teacher is
going to think I am very clever when I go in to school tomorrow. Thank you

Date: 15 September, 2000
Name: katie jones
Submitted from: america
Found: folling arond on the computer
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: Thats cool that other 5 graders like me made a web page.  Great Job !!!!!!!!

Date: 15 September, 2000
Name: Stacy McAre 
Submitted from: America
Found: Surfing the web.
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I think it is very cool that kids my age made a web page.
GREAT JOB!!!!!!

Date: 15 September, 2000
Name: Mandy Olson
Submitted from: america
Found: Surfing the web
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I think it is very cool that kids my age made a web page.
teriffic!!!!!!

Date: 15 September, 2000
Name: timothy
Found: class proget
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: The web page was great.I learnd alot from your page

Date: 14 September, 2000
Name: KATIE FORBER
Email: HILARYFORBER@HOTMAIL.COM
Submitted from: St Neots UK
Found: Google.com
Phrase: I'll remember this for the rest of my life!
Comments: Exquisite! I loved this spider experience and my topic at school at the moment is
actually spiders.
Katie Aged 7

Date: 14 September, 2000
Name: Wes
Email: pjmaddox@erols.com
Found: search engine
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I came to your web page to do research for my 1st grade homework. I am keeping a
spider for the week and need to learn how to make a good spider habitat for this Virginia, USA
spider.

Date: 14 September, 2000
Name: PAM MACLELLAN
Submitted from: HALIFAX NOVA SCOTIA CANADA
Found: entered the word spiders and searched
Phrase: Great!
Comments: we found a spider in our garden that we had never seen before and we were wondering
what it was.we still dont know .

Date: 13 September, 2000
Name: Mrs. Wilder
Email: epistat@tampabay.rr.com
Submitted from: web search
Found: web search
Phrase: Best page I've seen all year!
Comments: I have a spider on my porch in Tampa, Florida and was able to identify it by name
via this webpage. Additionally, I learned a few facts about the spider - I call her Henrietta. She is a LARGE
Orb spider, yellow and black. I have been feeding her, you know- tossing insects into her web, for weeks. Often I throw moths and was surprised by how they escaped. From your wonderful webpage, I learned that moths have a special coating and are often able to escape! Thank you and keep up the great work kids!!

Date: 13 September, 2000
Name: Anna
Email: ksnyder@mtec.net
Submitted from: Summersville, West Virginia USA
Found: yahoo! search
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I am in 3rd grade (8 yr. old) and our class is studying spiders. I'll get extra
credit for the information I got from your website. Thanks for sharing with me!
P.S. A boy my class just moved here from Australia!!

Date: 13 September, 2000
Name: Logan Tracy Osborne
Email: loriho@tnweb.com
Found: surfing
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 12 September, 2000
Name:  Sherri Bichsel
Email: bewitchingat40@webtv.net
Submitted from: web tv
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I enjoyed the things I have learnt here and the information on each and every spider
was very in dept. I would like to ask you to KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

Date: 12 September, 2000
Name:  Germán Raúl Pérez Bakovic
Submitted from: Bolivia
Found: I had a research paper to do at school
Phrase: Great!
Comments: Thanks for the help. I am also a 5th grader and I also am 10 years old.

Date: 11 September, 2000
Name:  JoAnn Ehlinger 
Submitted from: Mississippi
Found: I used a search engine and the page came up.
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I am a home school mom and our five year old girl is interested in studying spiders. So far this is the best web site I have come across. The spider songs, art activities and cooking will all make our unit study a lot more fun. Congratulations to all of you who have worked hard on this page it was very informative!

Date: 11 September, 2000
Name:  Dana (Witches124)
Submitted from: The web
Found: Ask Jeeves
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: i am doing a Science Fair project and am looking for a certain type of spider. It
is light brown and black and has off white spots on it's back. If you could find out what type
of spider it is and put it on the site it would be great. Thanks

Date: 11 September, 2000
Name:  Black Widow
Email: chimera@dragonbbs.com
Submitted from: Alpha Worlds
Found: looking for spiderwebs
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I am a builder and citizen of Alpha Worlds(www.alphaworlds.com). I am currently working on a spider site. Surfing for jpg's and midis.

Date: 11 September, 2000
Name:  Dianne Spisak
Email: Kasips98@aol.com
Submitted from: Plano, Texas USA
Found: Came up in a research on a Banana spider
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I looked at your web page because my husband is in Australia working right now. I have kids of my own and teacher a computer class at a private school. I just wanted to see what kind of job 10 year olds could do. I was impressed, and just wanted to let you know what a wonderful job you have all done. Thank you for sharing your insight with us all. 

Date: 11 September, 2000
Name:  Faith McGowan 
Email: faithgibbon@hotmail.com
Submitted from: 
Found: ask jeeves
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: Heartily impressed with the info within, and the source is grand Schoolkids and teachers (a source under-appreciated) the best knowledge is earned knowledge Hey, I'm staring at this spider, might be an Anareus (sp?) brown and white alternating color on legs, which have small but visible spines, small, odd-shaped abdomen, pear-like?, somewhat diamond shaped central body which rolls round from top to under to join together in a crease, brown, dark brown patterns, with white streak or white uneven strip down upper center and abdomen. Really wish the digitial camera was working, this is an interesting and bold spider! would love to have you tell me what it really is. All I know, Northern California species, at least the length of adult female humans tip of thumb to first knuckle, fully extended, dropping from web maybe even knuckle and a half maybe two...big enough to relocate to the great outdoors. It was pleasant to find this site and forgive the babbling over this one single spider.

Date: 10 September, 2000
Name: Scott Lange 
Email: SLange8780@aol.com
Submitted from: North Carolina, USA
Found: websearch (no pun intended)
Phrase: Great!
Comments: We have black widows and brown recluse spiders here. The latter have venom which
corrosively attacks tissue and leaves nasty sores that hurt and are slow to heal. They are
fairly small and have a pale violin marking on their back. Congratulations to the students of
level 5G for a fine web report!

Date: 10 September, 2000
Name: george moon
Email: moondog41973@aol.com
Submitted from: home
Found: Looked up spider
Phrase: A pizza would taste really good right now!
Comments: I was really looking for many different types of spiders. I would like to find out
more about spiders in the state of Maryland. so if you could send me pictures and information it
would be very helpful

Date: 10 September, 2000
Name: James Chandler
Email: jhchand@hotmail.com
Submitted from: Kentucky USA
Found: Altavista
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! Discovered a Black Widow near the house. Found this page when searching for more info on them...

Date: 10 September, 2000
Name: Gradeskipper
Submitted from: home
Found: I was trying to identify a spider that was next to my dad's car.
Phrase: What is your problem?

Date: 9 September, 2000
Name: John van der Heiden 
Submitted from: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Found: Copernic Search Engine
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Just a note that Black Widow spiders are also common in Canada along the US border and it has been reported that the Brown Recluse is present as well.
Thanks!
Liked the pictures!

Date: 9 September, 2000
Name: Julie Bullock
Email: Juliebullock@yahoo.com
Found: Just looking up spider
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I like your page!

Date: 9 September, 2000
Name: Horst Hohberger
Email: hohberge@rz.uni-potsdam.de
Submitted from: Germany
Found: Search engine
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Great page! I was looking for spider pics (I paint lead miniatures as a hobby) and
found aour page via alltheweb.com. Not only does it have many good puics, but lots of
interesting info as well. Well done!

Date: 9 September, 2000
Name: Shelley Davis
Email: shelley@glw.com
Submitted from: Nashville, Tennessee
Found: Ask Jeeves search on "spiders"
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I'm fortunate to have a large picture window in my office and just outside a lovely
yellow and black spider has built a web in the corner. I get to watch her everyday through my
window and it's fascinating. She is large with legs ar least 1 and a half inches long with a
yellow and black striped abdomen. Just now she is sucking on a very large horsefly that got
caught in her web. I'd like very much to know what kind she is, so I searched the web for an
identification page and found this site. It's lovely. Have a great day!

Date: 9 September, 2000
Name: raelene arnold
Submitted from: adelaide sth australia australia
Found: on purpose by searching for it
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: A very enjoyable experience was had by me. I learn't a lot from this website. And I
can now pass it on to my kids. Well Done I congratulate you on this most wicked happening
site.Reservoir!!!

Date: 8 September, 2000
Name: Colleen Power 
Email: colleen.power@detir.gov.au
Submitted from: TAFE Library
Found: Looking up primary schools for my children to attend in 2001
Phrase: Great!
Comments: Could you please send me a copy of your school prospectus
P.O. Box 107
Bowen. Qld. 4805

Date: 7 September, 2000
Name: Officer Lori
Email: DandLori@yahoo.com
Submitted from: yahoo
Found: yahoo search
Phrase: Great!
Comments: i have a golden orb spider for a pet, i believe it's a male (but there's no telling
for sure! ;>) Now that i know alot about it, i'm going to set it free soon.......thanks!

Date: 7 September, 2000
Name: Thomas J Harrison
Email: ThomasJHarrison3@HotMail.Com
Submitted from: The Local Public Library
Found: Using the search Engine ProFusion
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I found what I believe to be either a black widow spider or a red-back spider in the heart of the panhandle of the state of Nebraska (United State of America), ie. Scottsbluff, Ne. to be more exact; out in the vicinity of Lake Minitare road, north of Scottsbluff. It had what looked like an irregular red stripe on its back rather than on its abdomen or what looked like two to three adjoining hour glass shapes down the middle of its black back. I have seen this same particular species on at least two or three other occasions previously elsewhere in this same region. I wish I knew exactly what it was called. I think it could either be another version or a closely related species of the black widow, or at least my guess would be more closely related to the northern black widow (Just exactly how many versions are there of the black widow and what are the possibilities of there being hybrid versions perhaps from lack of potential mates due to the obvious reasons of getting eaten shortly after mating?). Either way it must be venomous and I wonder if it is as dangerous and as nasty as the black widow? It spins its web in almost the same way as I understand the black widow does from what I could see. Within the same vicinity I also found a brown spider about half the size of the other one with no clearly visible markings; could this possibly be a male of this same species? One that has not yet met his inevitable fate. It is scary to think that if there is one it is a very good possibility there are more of the same species especially if they lay 200 - 300 eggs at a time. I sure would like to learn more about this particular species, or even about both of the previously mentioned species for that matter. Do you have any good tips? Thanks for everything. This has proven to be a very educating most beneficial experience surfing the info you have posted on the 'Net here. Have a great day! T.H.

Date: 7 September, 2000
Name: Captain James E. Paisley
Email: austen@pacific.net.sg
Submitted from: Singapore
Found: Alta Vista
Phrase: Great!
Comments: Thank you for the information, it will greatly assist my son with his grade 3
project on spiders.

Date: 6 September, 2000
Name: Tacy Woods
Submitted from: Britannica.com
Found: Britannica.com link
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: We found a 2 inch wolf spider running across our kitchen floor in Connecticut! We brought it to our agricultural station to be identified and we've enjoyed researching it. Your site is great!

Date: 6 September, 2000
Name: Jenny
Email: racnwdow@aol.ocm
 Found: web search
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: You all did a great job on this web site. Thanks

Date: 6 September, 2000
Name: Rachel Ladew
Submitted from: New Hampshire, USA
Found: A Charlotte's Web internet site
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 5 September, 2000
Name:  Jill
Email: hastij@earthlink.net
Submitted from: alta vista
Found: came up #2 on the search
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I couldn't find the spider that has made it's home between the flowers (red impatiens) and the chimes hanging on my backyard deck in  Newark, Delaware, USA but I sure learned stuff about spiders that I didn't know. I enjoyed your site. It's well put together. Thank you.

Date: 5 September, 2000
Name:  Lauren
Email: laurenmak@hotmail.com
Submitted from: Adelaide
Found: Yahoo and a friend
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: I really enjoyed your site. I've been trying to get the info I need on my spider
questions and no sites have given me the answers except yours! Thank you very much, and any other
interesting facts on red backs to my e-mail address would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Lauren

Date: 4 September, 2000
Name:  Melanie
Email: HairNtips@aol.com
Submitted from: Aiken, South Carolina, USA
Found: I searched for "spiders".
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Just wanted to let you know how much your website has helped me and my little boy,
"B" (age 6). B has been very interested in spiders for about 2 years, but I didn't know enough
to teach him. This year we decided to homeschool him for the 1st grade and I have been
searching the Web for information for our science time. Your website has given me the
information I needed to teach him some really COOL facts about spiders. Thank you SOOO much for
your really hard work...And YOU GUYS DID A GREAT JOB!!!!!

Date: 4 September, 2000
Name:  Judy Mccoid
Email: mccoidj@edmonds.wednet.edu
Submitted from: Edmonds, WA
Found: Internet search
Phrase: Great!
Comments: I will use this as an example for my students. it is very well done! Thanks.

Date: 4 September, 2000
Name:  JILL METCALFE
Email: metty100@hotmail.com
Submitted from: NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND
Found: Through a search engine 
Phrase: I'll remember this for the rest of my life!
Comments: I VISITED THIS PAGE BECAUSE, ALTHOUGH I HAVE A COMPLETE PHOBIA OF SPIDERS, I AM ALSO OBSESSED WITH FINDING OUT ABOUT THEM! I ALWAYS WONDER HOW YOU PEOPLE COPE WITH HAVING SUCH BIG AND DANGEROUS SPIDERS IN YOUR EVERYDAY LIVES IN AUSTRALIA, BUT HAVE BEEN VERY SURPRISED BY THE CALM ATTITUDES OF THE SCHOOL CHILDREN!

Date: 4 September, 2000
Name:  Michele
Email: ttom@ns.sympatico.ca
Submitted from: Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada
Found: Through Alta Vista searching spiders
Phrase: I'll remember this for the rest of my life!
Comments: I was actually looking for a picture of a spider that I found in my parents back yard today. It was one I have never seen in this area. Very Big black body with yellow on it's back, and very long legs. I guess I will still go in search. Your Web  site is very interesting though, a wonderful job!!!

Date: 3 September, 2000
Name:  Stephanie DeAugustine
Email: stephnjeff2@earthlink.net
Submitted from: California, USA
Found: Ask Jeeves
Phrase: Great!
Comments: Looking for info on a spider with a red head and grayish/beige body.

Date: 3 September, 2000
Name:  ashley loague
Email: jake18@intop.net
Submitted from: fulton, miss.
Found: i am looking for spiders
Phrase: Fantastic!

Date: 3 September, 2000
Name:  Willilam Pierson
Email: volfrmn_2000@yahoo.com
Submitted from: Church Hill, TN
Found: choose it to try and find a spider
Phrase: Great!
Comments: Looking for a spider that is very similar to your Jewelled Spider. It is black and white in color and the body is almost exact to the Jewelled Spider. Any ideas?
Thanks,
volfrmn

Date: 3 September, 2000
Name:  Valerie
Submitted from: Florida
Found: Explorer Search
Phrase: These choices stink!
Comments: Hi Kids!
Thanks for all the hard work and info you have made available to us! I think...I came to the web to find out what a brown recluse looks like. Thanks for showing me one; now I know I've never seen one in "spider". I also came here because I need to go into the garage and get a few things from the stacks and piles that remain from our recent move to a new house. Thinking spiders may have already moved in, and being afraid of the little critters, I thought I'd arm myself with knowledge, which often dispels fear. Unfortunately, after looking at all these spiders and reading about the poisenous ones, I'm so freaked out about them that I don't want to go to the garage at all! We moved here two weeks ago and my husband had to leave the next day for a month long sea trip. I think my "trip" to the garage will have to wait for his return.
Signed,
Hopeless in Florida

Date: 1 September, 2000
Name:  Karen White 
Submitted from: msn
Found: msn.com search for spiders
Phrase: Fantastic!
Comments: Thank you to all of the kids who made this web-site possible you all did a great
job, I have bookmarked this page under favorites my daughters will love it. We have also made
candy spiders out of thin mints, with chinese noodles for legs, and mini m&m's for eyes, stuck
on with melted chocolate, try them there yummy too. 

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