A question for Arachnid or anyone who knows spiders

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A question for Arachnid or anyone who knows spiders

Post by foxy » 01 Sep 2005, 20:26

Is September a significant month in the spider calendar? I have just had to Dyson 2 enormous very hairy, very scary beasts the size of saucers and that was just my eyes. I'm sure last September was the same in my house :evil:

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Post by teddygirl » 01 Sep 2005, 22:08

Well August has been horrendous in our house, not that I mind them but daughter is always screaming at me to come and catch them and it's not always at a convenient time :twisted:

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Post by Epykat » 01 Sep 2005, 22:12

After I'd done the jumping up and down yelling at Mr E to save me we found that the huge, perfectly formed but strangely still spider on the floor was actually dead - I'd love to know how Selma does that....... :?
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Re: A question for Arachnid or anyone who knows spiders

Post by arachnid » 01 Sep 2005, 22:33

foxy wrote:Is September a significant month in the spider calendar? I have just had to Dyson 2 enormous very hairy, very scary beasts the size of saucers and that was just my eyes. I'm sure last September was the same in my house :evil:
Don't think there's anything special about September :?
:idea: Could maybe be something to do with the weather!
I've noticed that the spiders in Linlithgow like to come inside when they think it's going to rain!!! :lol:

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Post by Novastar » 02 Sep 2005, 14:10

I've had a load in my flat as well

Most strange

Found my dad's frightened of them the other day - very funny seeing a big bloke like him terified by a tiny spider. :lol:

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Post by arachnid » 02 Sep 2005, 22:15

Any of the spider's this size??
This one was in our house a few weeks ago!
Being a " spider friendly" person, I let it escape!!! :lol:
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Have had quite a few " daddy long legs " in the house as well :roll:

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Post by Epykat » 02 Sep 2005, 22:23

I've just found one of Selma's speciality 'dead but seemingly untouched' daddy long legs on the bedroom floor. Maybe she's into taxidermy. She did it to a bluebottle yesterday - very strange.
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Post by Sandra » 02 Sep 2005, 23:09

arachnid

that is so so scary, I would have freaked if that had been in my house though we did have a pretty huge spider the other week and I was terrified and scared :sad1:

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Post by arachnid » 02 Sep 2005, 23:29

Have you ever noticed that the things your most scared of seem to come and haunt you??? :shock:

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