My Goldwing only seems to attract our eight legged friends when it's not running, covered up,in the shed. :confused:
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My Goldwing only seems to attract our eight legged friends when it's not running, covered up,in the shed. :confused:
Well open the shed doors and let the butcher birds in,they love those spiders....[biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
To quote the immortal words of Stuart Wagstaff, "and isn't that all the time?".Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
He's dead ain't he? And no, Queensland summers aren't ideal riding conditions; too hot, too wet, too sunburny for pleasure riders. I can afford two cars and a bike these days, so riding is purely for pleasure. [smilebigeye]Quote:
Originally Posted by johntins
Try uncovering it and the spiders might stay away. Or spray it with surface spray.
stand the wheels in 2 trays of water. most spiders cant swim
just have to watch out for ones that bungee jump from the roof
It would seem then, that Leadwings vibrate even when they are not running.
Ian, we often have Carpet Pythons cruise along our eaves and windows, flicking spiders into their mouths with their tongues. We have a couple of juvenile python here at present, only a metre or so in length. Next time you're out this way, pop in and take one home!Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Always happy to be of assistance.
Steve
I have a couple of resident/pet pythons around the house., The house is over a hundred years old and is built of native stone and has plenty of space under it for the snakes to ply their trade.
They sometimes scare the bejesus out of the Missus But She hasn't smacked them about with a shovel yet.
A small huntsman was minding it's own business in the corner of our new bathroom at Maleny and The Navigator reluctantly ignored him.
Three weeks later we were back and the huntsman had doubled in size. "Kill him before he has babies, " she demanded hysterically.
No discussion was tolerated.