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DeepTech

Everybody must be out looking for the goodies

It's rained 9 straight days here and in between the rain I've spent the last four days tearing down a two story playhouse I built my youngest daughter about 20 years ago. Hot, humid and hard work. Did find something, it was hidden in a corner and jumped out when I took a brace out. Biggest one I've ever seen here, just about 5 inches across it's longest legs<img src="http://personalpages.bellsouth.net/j/b/jbms12/Gifs/astonish.gif">.
JB<center><img src="http://www.jb-ms.com/images/Other/spider.jpg" border=3></center>
 
Don't know the scientific name John. They're very common here and have always just been called field spiders. What's uncommon about that one is the size, a big one usually only gets a 60-70% as big. I've been bitten by them quite a few times since I was a kid so evidently they aren't posionious.
JB
 
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