jim stafford sang the song i don't like spiders and snakes.
jim stafford sang the song i don't like spiders and snakes.
who sang the song i don't like spiders and snakes?
jim stafford
spiders &amp; snakes (song)









































"spiders & snakes" is a 1974 hit song recorded by jim stafford and written by stafford and david bellamy. it was the second of four u.s. top 40 singles released from his eponymous debut album and also the highest-charting. the lyrics in the verses are spoken, while only the chorus is sung.
spiders & snakes (song)
australian spider families include: ambush-hunters (arkyidae), ant-eating spiders (zodariidae), armoured spiders (tetrablemmidae), assassin spiders (archaeidae), australian funnelweb spiders (hexathelidae), australian tarantulas (theraphosidae), brush-footed trapdoor spiders (barychelidae), cave cobweb spinners (nesticidae), comb-footed spiders (theridiidae), comb‐tailed spiders (hahniidae), cosmopolitan spider hunters (cithaeronidae), crab spiders (thomisidae), crevice weavers (filistatidae), curtain-web spiders (dipluridae), daddy long-legs spiders (pholcidae), diamond-headed spiders (stenochilidae), dwarf orb-weaving spiders (symphytognathidae), false wolf spiders (zoropsidae), fishing spiders (pisauridae), flatties (selenopidae), funnel weavers (agelenidae), goblin spiders (oonopidae), ground sac spiders (trachelidae), ground spiders (gnaphosidae), hackled-mesh weavers (amaurobiidae), hair-spike synotaxids (physoglenidae), huntsman spiders (sparassidae), intertidal and house spiders (desidae), jumping spiders (salticidae), lace-sheet weavers (psechridae), long-claw spiders (gradungulidae), long-jawed ground spiders (gallieniellidae), long-jawed spiders (tetragnathidae), long-spinneret speedsters (prodidominae), lynx spiders (oxyopidae), mesh-web spiders (dictynidae), midget ground weavers (ochyroceratidae), midget house spiders (oecobiidae), minute litter spiders (mysmenidae), money spiders (linyphiidae), mouse spiders (actinopodidae), net-casting spiders (deinopidae), orb-weavers (araneidae), pirate spiders (mimetidae), platform spiders (stiphidiidae), prowling spiders (miturgidae), ray spiders (theridiosomatidae), recluse spiders (sicariidae), red-and-black spiders (nicodamidae), running crab spiders (philodromidae), sac spiders (clubionidae), saddle-legged trapdoor spiders (ctenizidae), scuttling spiders (cycloctenidae), seashore spiders (anyphaenidae), shield spiders (malkaridae), six-eyed ground spiders (orsolobidae), slender sac spiders (eutichuridae), small swift spiders (phrurolithidae), southern hunting spiders (toxopidae), spiny‐legged sac spiders (liocranidae), spiny trapdoor spiders (idiopidae), spitting spiders (scytodidae), swift spiders and ant mimics (corinnidae), tasmanian cave spiders (austrochilidae), termite hunters (ammoxenidae), tiny orb-weavers (anapidae), tree sheet-web spiders (cyatholipidae), tree trapdoor spiders (migidae), tube-web spiders (segestriidae), two-tailed spiders (hersiliidae), unusual flatties (trochanteriidae), venomless spiders (uloboridae), wandering spiders (ctenidae), white‐tailed spiders (lamponidae), wide-clawed spiders (periegopidae), wishbone spiders (nemesiidae), wolf spiders (lycosidae), woodlouse hunters (dysderidae). of these 9 families are mygalomorph spiders, the remaining araneomorphs.
spiders of australia