More adventures in spiderland.
Apr. 12th, 2006 07:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nonionayLast night I opened my big window, and soon, a cranefly flew in. Ah, it's that time of year, I thought. (The damned things keep me up at night with their flap-flap-flap.) Later, just as I was about to turn out the light and go to sleep, this wriggling, thready ball falls mext to me. It's the whispery spider and the cranefly. I now understand why the spider's legs are so ridiculously long --it wrapped that fly up without even touching it. Eventually, the spider gave up, and started trekking towards the foot of my bed.
Not wanting to see a good meal go to waste (the cranefly's body is bigger than the spiders!) I put the tangled bug on top of Wano Ee. (the plush iguana above my bed, only a foot below the spider's perch. The web takes up the entire area, and Wano Ee is sprinkled with dessicated moth corpses.) Knowing the spider would have a tough trip back, I picked it up and put in on Wano Ee as well. Nonchalantly, it ascended into its invisible labyrinth. The cranefly flapped about a bit more, but didn't keep me up. The next morning,, and right now, the spider is munching away.
Ah nature, one foot from my face.
Not wanting to see a good meal go to waste (the cranefly's body is bigger than the spiders!) I put the tangled bug on top of Wano Ee. (the plush iguana above my bed, only a foot below the spider's perch. The web takes up the entire area, and Wano Ee is sprinkled with dessicated moth corpses.) Knowing the spider would have a tough trip back, I picked it up and put in on Wano Ee as well. Nonchalantly, it ascended into its invisible labyrinth. The cranefly flapped about a bit more, but didn't keep me up. The next morning,, and right now, the spider is munching away.
Ah nature, one foot from my face.
