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Must admit, last night it had it's eye on a rather docile but still buzzing fly on a window that she couldn't reach, so I created a ladder for her to get up to it, and watched her kill and eat it over the space of about 15 minutes.
Our spider and fly situation has really improved since we got them.
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When I used to live in a house with a couple of cats one was a cold-blooded moth killer (moths freak me out so I never stopped it). Despite having quite a big gut she would easily launch herself and catch huge hawk moths out of the air at least 6' up and sit there angrily tearing them apart and eating them.
Meanwhile the other would see a spider, zero in on its movement and follow it for a few seconds but then flee the room and peer around the door frame until I relocated the spider because he would get too scared after the initial interest.
squidink
" the little one doesn't seem to be eating much yet. ....quite handy at catching flies"
you answered your own question ;-)