just sitting here wondering....
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Flying spiders must die!
Don't have any in my house :P0 -
The top one is defo what i would refer to as a Daddy Long Legs."If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got."
PX Kaffenback 2 = Work Horse
B-Twin Alur 700 = Sundays and Hills0 -
Wood pigeons. How come there are loads in London (Well 4 in my back garden to be precise)
Drives the dog mad by sitting on the fence taunting her.
Do you think I'd get away with 'capping their ass' with an air gun? (It's what we would have done back in the countryside when I lived there). I'll even eat them if that helps.
Oh and all those missing Thrushes must all be in my local park, being birds that like to sit still on the ground until the last possible moment, to avoid danger, and having a dog who's opinion is that birds should be in the air at all times leads to an easy walk. I stroll round the park whilst the dog runs around like some berserk idiot trying to make all the birds take off back into their allocated natural space.
Oh, and seagulls, bugger off back to the coast you noisy twats.0 -
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Sure is, damn you Mother Nature,0
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Haven't seen one in ages.0
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King Jeffers wrote:Flying spiders must die!
Spiders have eight legs. Daddy long legs (or more correctly the crane fly) are insects and have six legs.0 -
Don't see many white dog eggs nowadays. Is that because more people clear up after them?0
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I think it is because of the average dogs diet. Less bones maybe?0
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Yeah far less ground up skeleton in dog food these days.0
