https://www.storyofsnow.com/blog1.php?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Mon, 28 Dec 2009 01:09:39 +0000 jnelson [Member] c5@https://www.storyofsnow.com/ <p>I don&#8217;t know much about these spiders, but the ones last year that became active again after a freeze were still on their webs. After this light snowfall, the spider near our front door (also with a few legs missing) hung on for a few days longer, but it too is gone now. Maybe they can&#8217;t survive very long in the cold.</p> I don’t know much about these spiders, but the ones last year that became active again after a freeze were still on their webs. After this light snowfall, the spider near our front door (also with a few legs missing) hung on for a few days longer, but it too is gone now. Maybe they can’t survive very long in the cold.

]]> https://www.storyofsnow.com/blog1.php/it-came-out-of-the-sky#c5 Sun, 27 Dec 2009 02:36:05 +0000 mark [Member] c4@https://www.storyofsnow.com/ <p>This is really interesting - I wonder if the cold got to it of if it &#8217;s bilogical clock had just run out? At any rate, good observation to find this.</p> This is really interesting - I wonder if the cold got to it of if it ’s bilogical clock had just run out? At any rate, good observation to find this.

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