While we are on the subject of creepy crawly things, I remembered I took these pictures of a pair of brown widows living in harmony on the underside of a roll-away I was cleaning up. The female is above and the male is pictured below.
I thought that wasn't supposed to happen, or maybe I interceded just in time to prevent a murder. Whatever the case, they were both inside the same caster when I flipped the tool chest over. If I saved a life this time maybe it makes up for the one Julia found on the
dish rack?
While we are on the subject of creepy crawly things, I remembered I took these pictures of a pair of brown widows living in harmony on the underside of a roll-away I was cleaning up. The female is above and the male is pictured below.
I thought that wasn't supposed to happen, or maybe I interceded just in time to prevent a murder. Whatever the case, they were both inside the same caster when I flipped the tool chest over. If I saved a life this time maybe it makes up for the one Julia found on the dish rack?
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not a widow. Theridiidae, Steatoda sp.
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