General Chat

Hmm...it gives a whole new meaning to the....Wide World Web or www for short

they're coming to take me away...the spiders, that is

Allan

With all the cats and dogs I have under my roof there shouldn't be ANY spiders..............I must be feeding them to much............lol

Allan..........Legaggedon is a step to far my man .................lol

Good one Allan........going to call you Spiderman now lol :O)

Thanks, Mau

You don't think that these big spiders could be the offspring of Shelob from the Lord of the Rings do you?

Imagine her under your bed!!

Allan

* shivers.....Noooooo....stuff of nightmares!!
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.......anyway Spiderman, nothing could get under my bed,as it sits on the floor, now under the wardrobe mebbe :O(

And I bet that there is plenty of dust and fluff for them to hide in:))

Spiderman

The fluff and dust under cupboards are called " dust bunnies "......well in my house they are...............lol..............I've never seen a spider hiding in a dust bunnie but I have found frogs on occasion ( that the cat has bought in ).

Hi Amanda

A serious question....do the frogs squeal when the cats catch them?

The reason I ask is that we had a frog pond here in Oz and when the cats were chasing the frogs (but not quite catching them!) the frogs would give off a high pitched squeal.

The first time I heard it it gave me a major fright!

Regards

Allan

Now frogs i like no problem lol When on holiday in Australia, there was a beautiful,bright green frog sat on a pond in the garden, at night you could hear it...sounded like a motorbike...we called it Harley.
I'd never harm a frog :O)

Yes Allan............frogs do squeal when the cat gets them , good job they do because it gives me a chance to rush to there rescue.........I think frogs are wonderful creatures and had a good amount of them in the garden . Unfortunatly I got a new cat a couple of years ago and she is mad on hunting them .
It gave me a fright the first time I heard a frog squeal , I hadn't realised they did it either .

G'day, or evening to you all

Mau, I'm serious (I can be at times!) it was probably a motorbike frog.

They make a hell of a racket during the breeding season. That was the type that my daughter stocked her pond with. At night we would leave the kitchen light on and watch the frogs on the windos eating all the insects which were attracted to the light

We still find the odd one or two in the garden.

Allan