Be careful out there. (Contains biting Critters and OH&S)

Discussion in 'Prospecting & Detecting' started by Eureka Moments, Oct 24, 2012.

  1. Shaddam IV

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    I pulled up a tree stump once and a bunch of whatever was in the roots flew onto my leg (I was wearing jeans). I looked down and saw 4 large black funnelwebs on my thigh. I was wearing gloves and quickly brushed them off. Changed undies.
     
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    It's an Assassin Bug :) Pristhesancus plagipennis
     
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    My preferred method for dealing with invertebrate organisms.
    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1ELHSGncPY[/youtube]
     
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    Check out the benefits of predatory wasp's. There's a whole lot more than meets the eye. Figs for example even.
    Wasp's ain't all bad.
     
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    got stung on the back mowing the lawn by a wasp this last summer, thought I am not welding or oxy cutting that's what it felt like a burner that didn't go away as fast , yes it stang and the heat was there for a good 15 mins then the itch lasted weeks, little bastard they don't like lawn mowers for anyone interested.
     
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    Spotted this fella crossing the road while I was parked up for lunch and winding up Hussman in that other thread :lol:
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    i was at carinda and a king brown came at me too, start of spring so it woke up very angry. i tried to get out of its way and it wanted to dance and give me a big kiss. Fortunately i was thrown a spade and i got him before her got me.

    shiny
     
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