Recent marine breezes have turned spiders into frequent flyers, enabling them to build large webs , like the one shown below , big enough to snare a snark, a boojum and Lady Chatterley's gardener .
Walk about the garden and you blunder into new webs ,which have been built by bungee jumping and glider pilot spiders who have been out riding the wind and expanding their empires .
This blog's cluttered den is sporting much smaller webs next to bookcases . Out in the laundry , a power walking Daddy Longlegs can be seen taking a breather .
Also noticed are palm fronds brought down by the gusts, a large one bouncing off a carport roof , the tip part covering a nesting Curlew , already sitting in a near dangerous driveway position , on two eggs , which appear to have escaped being scrambled by the frond .
