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I love that pine tree!

So what was the end result?

You could of helped the wasp , wait till one day you need help let’s stand back watch you struggle 🙄

Rattlesnake is mad AF.

I wish the spider knew how much we humans are hyped for it

That's crazy-

The steatoda genere what type grossa nobilis trianglossa please reply your video was enjoyable and educational thanks oh great sètting also

Those Gardens are absolutely lovely. I'm glad you found some spiders at that prison museum.

Superb, thanking the algorithm on this one. Greetings from France man !

Great video, thanks brother

Hey great footage. Once you called out the species of spider by looking at it's web, I knew you were the real deal.

Was still trying to attack the catterpillar

Incredible!

Cool! I have to get out more this summer and explore nature. It's been a passion of mine since my frog catching days as a kid. taking tadpoles home and watching them grow into frogs was pretty cool! I've had a general fear of spiders but also a fascination so i am always trying to break it by handling them. Of course, the last spider I tried to handle was a massive dock spider that shot up my arm and I freaked out (the spider was okay) 🤣

black widows in Montana???? 😗

I just started throwing a full-size splitting axe at a big pine stump cut about 30" from the ground. This is now a new goal! I was hitting at about 25'

Another great video, sharing with my grandparents in Boise after I removed a L. hesperus from their garage and put it near the entrance of a hole similar to this on a south facing slope!

Cool video!❤😊.

Thank you so much for the lovely video. To walk with you, see the landscapes, cross the streams... such beauty. Very tranquil and awe inspiring to get to be in the landscape and explore. I have never cried so much on a youtube video. Thank you, I really appreciate it <3

Why don't you tell us about the wasp? Why are they enemies?

Should have let mudd dobber go that black widow is a danger

The mud dauber was probably carrying the caterpillar back to it's nest when it was caught in the web. They catch, sting and take caterpillars back to the nest and lay eggs on them for food when the eggs hatch.

Still just a kid and already tackling a serious prey.

I feel like the saw dust is going through my screen 😂

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a flip-up mailbox post ?

This is a good sign that those spiders are there. So happy to see this.

How did you come across this place, my friend? It is hauntingly beautiful.

Are they as deadly as I've heard?

Is this southern Canada? Looks like Saskatchewan or Alberta.

no snow yet?

I would have cut the log where it rested on the tree trunk below it... dumb me!

hell yeah nice targets :P

Can't lie for half the video I thought there was 2 spiders😂

Great but what did they pay for the wood. Home heating or

Even if it’s real dryed out that’s a chunk of tree

Gettin that work done!

Nice find on that skull. Did you take it home? I would. Hi Trapper!

I learned that black widows don't really have a specific design for their webs, they just kinda wing it 🕷️ I'd love to see a video on the webs of spiders and their techniques. It's pretty interesting.

Just curious, when do they go into hibernation? That bullsnake had a beautiful pattern.

you've got some sweet spots out there. I appreciate you showing this important habitat with much respect.

Trapper!

That jumping spider was ripped. I backed away just in case it jumped at the camera. Love your knowledge of dinosaur eras,if that's how it's said. No clue, interesting ♥️from 🇬🇧

So, it was really Black Widow Spiders that killed off the Dinosaurs, not a Meteor?.. 🕷🕸

Ooh, you've covered some great things, very interesting thank you ☺️

Where is this?

Love seeing the dinosaur fossils

When they change lights above the dams at Umatilla Or and ice harbor in Tri cities Wa black widows love the heat and the maintenance crew often encounter

16 Mile Creek looks like a superb place for trout fishing. Thx