On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 09:29:46AM -0500, Dean Hansen wrote:
> Another non-Minnesota critter that was very common down there was the
> black widow spider. They liked to hide in the hand-holds cut into the
> sides and ends of the bee boxes, and one had to be, well, kinda careful
> before picking up a hive body.
Down under, one does not just pick up a bucket, a plant pot, or anything
with a 'pocket handle' without taking a good look inside first...
Funnel-webs or redback spiders (close relatives of the BW) just love to
have their morning tea in these spaces... :)
davidt
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