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Spiders
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Arachnaphobic?

Why are humans so frightened of spiders?

PLUS SEE THE NEW BLACK and YELLOW SPIDER as gratefully donated by Kris

Well the rumours originate from cave man times, so it’s deep routed in our genes to be frightened of a spider! Howevers, the huge majority of spiders wont hurt you, spiders are much more interested in killing a fly, wrapping it in its majestic spiders web for a future meal

yellow stripe back spiders Steatoda Paykulliana

spiders in the long grass

There are many myths of spiders

the poppy spider red and black

Red and Black poppy spider

The spider myth I love, is that you shouldn’t kill a spider. It was the quick work of a spider that alledgedly spun its web so fast across the cave where Jesus was placed. Because of this spiders web, which appeared to have taken a long time to spin, the soldiers didn’t check inside the cave.

So with the protection of the clever spiders web and the fact that they adore all the house bugs we so don’t like, give the spider some credit. It is a very clever creature

And if you are still frightened of that approaching spider, imagine it has hob nail boots on and a really cute smile, works for me!

SPIDERS a WASP SPIDER LETHAL BITES FROM SPIDERS DANGEROUS SPIDERS IN BULGARIA WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU GET BITTEN BY A SPIDER IN BG? DO THESE SPIDERS BITE!

four bug eye spider with 4 eyes

4 EYEd SPIDER!

Is there such a thing as a wasp spider?

This yellow back spider performed for the camera very nicely,

the spider even stopped to wave to the camera and do a backwards flip!

spider with yellow back spiders Steatoda paykulliana

Steatoda paykulliana

Is this really a photo of a four eyed spider?

Or just a predator deterrent?

This superb spider was performing tricks for us!

A nice backward flip plus hanging upside side down!

Photos of a four eyed spider and a few other awesome spiders that have posed for a photo shoot!

spiders hanging upside down

SPIDERS DANGEROUS LETHAL BITES

Does Bulgaria have dangerous spiders that bite?

Yellow stripe black spider

 

yellow stripe back spiders Steatoda Paykulliana

yellow stripe back spiders Steatoda Paykulliana

 

 

This is a black spider with a yellow stripe on its back

The yellow back spider is a member of the Steatoda family of spiders the Steatoda Paykulliana

What can you do if you get bitten by a spider in Bulgaria

spiders eating their prey hanging upside down plus yellow stripe back spiders Steatoda Paykulliana

spiders eating their prey

Bulgaria is full of upside down hanging spiders, plus these yellow back spiders, this spider resembles a wasp

I have been bitten numerous times by the spiders in Bulgaria.

The bite these spiders give is usually similar to a bad mosquito bite.

My bites became quite itchy, inflamed and annoying, however I have lived to take the photos!

spiders eating their prey spiders than are hanging upside down

spiders eating their prey

I think the worse bites are from the spiders that hang around by the wood that has been cut, the spiders also hang about in long grass.

My house is full of upside down hanging spiders that seem quite harmless as I have yet to receive a bite from them!

Most spiders love my bathroom and some seem to be eating my cut woods!

So we have some identification on my black spider with the yellow stripe back as being of the Steatoda family of spider and purrrhaps it is the Steatoda Paykulliana

Four eyed spider with four eyes!

Four eyed spider!

spiders eating their prey spiders than are hanging upside down

spiders immobilising their prey

plus the NEW YELLOW and BLACK SPIDER OF BULGARIA

Thanks Kris for this :)

yellow and black spider of Bulgaria BG

Yellow and black spider of Bulgaria BG



6 Responses to “Spiders”

  1. Luvitsa says:

    so, although I still prefer to call my gorgeous red spider, a poppy spider, my dear friend at ENMOS PHOTOGRAPHY has identified this red and black spider as

    ”A Crab Spider (Family Thomisidae) – Synema globosum”

  2. Enmos says:

    The black spider with the yellowish band on it’s abdomen is Steatoda species, probably Steatoda paykulliana.

  3. Luvitsa says:

    so, a few more photos of the local spiders, including the four eyes cutey, the red and black camoflaged for the poppy spider, a spider immobilising and eating its prey and of course my favorite, the yellow back hamburger spider complete with mustard relish.. yum :)

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