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kiwikrasher wrote: ↑15 Sep 2024, 08:49 It’s not all sharks, snakes and crocodiles..

Didn’t see any on todays bush walk

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But I'll bet there's quite a few spiders in that shot ?

kiwikrasher wrote: ↑15 Sep 2024, 08:49 It’s not all sharks, snakes and crocodiles..

Didn’t see any on todays bush walk

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That's an epic sky.

StMarks wrote: ↑15 Sep 2024, 15:41

kiwikrasher wrote: ↑15 Sep 2024, 08:49 It’s not all sharks, snakes and crocodiles..

Didn’t see any on todays bush walk

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But I'll bet there's quite a few spiders in that shot ?

I did walk through a number of webs being early morning. No hitchhikers that I noticed.

kiwikrasher wrote: ↑17 Sep 2024, 01:20 I did walk through a number of webs being early morning. No hitchhikers that I noticed.

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And this isn’t much of an exaggeration tbh… mosquitoes here are the bane of my life!!!

Make a small pond/water tub in your garden. The mozzies will use that for breeding. Put some fish in it, let the fish eat the larvae.

Kwacky wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024, 10:17 Make a small pond/water tub in your garden. The mozzies will use that for breeding. Put some fish in it, let the fish eat the larvae.

The problem is up here on the mountain is we don’t have town water supply. So everyone has water tanks and lots don’t keep them covered/sealed so we’ll never get on top of the mozzie issue here. We even get them in the middle of winter to some degree. Also in summer we get the semi tropical storms that have 50-60mm down pours, which leaves lots of standing water for a few days and hot humid condition's.

Never going to prevent them, I focus on preventing them getting inside.

Today at mine was only 34°C, but next 2 days are the same and then a 38°C day on Wednesday

That's pretty warm

Too feckin warm imo.

What's the humidity like?

D41 wrote: ↑15 Dec 2024, 20:29 What's the humidity like?

It’s been up around 70-80% lately which is unusual for here, generally a dry heat.

Today is forecast for 38°C (currently 34 and still not lunchtime ) and the humidity is only 37% atm.

Looks like the wasp is dragging away an alien facehugger.

Caution for the easily offended, authentic Australian language...

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Great name for a spider

Kwacky wrote: ↑10 Mar 2025, 08:29 Great name for a spider

Says Kwacky, as he goes onto spidersbypost.com to order one for his vivarium...

Kwacky wrote: ↑10 Mar 2025, 08:29 Great name for a spider

We get heaps of them where I am, just fished one out of pool!

They like you to catch them if you can do so safely, and take them to a collection site so they can be milked to create anti venom.

I just decapitate them with the spade.