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So I had to get rid of a pretty big house spider from the upperfloor bathroom last night.
Seen a small sac spider roaming in my bedroom for a few days moving into the children's room now.
Also, the tube web spider left her hole a couple of weeks ago. But I think I found out where she relocated to this evening.
There remains something fun to recognise the spiders around your house even when they move around.
Anyways, it's late summer now, how's spiders been treating you this summer?
No.1211028
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I usually have smaller house spiders on the balcony but the long heat wave and extreme temperatures has killed them all.
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A little guy I found at the North Pole a while back :)
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I'm cool with spiders. They can live in my house.
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I'm coming back on the replies a bit later.
But again, I found out that the grass around the railroad close by has been colonised by a huge lot of waspspiders.
Like, you spot one, you take a look, you look around and you suddenly realise they're everywhere!
No.1211430
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>>1211028I wonder what spiders they were. Have they yet returned?
Unusually warm weather has provided good circumstances for more Mediterranean inclined spideers to appear over here.
>>1211030North..
Pole?
Also, I found an Eratigena chilling out at my work too last week.
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>>1211430I haven't seen any in quite a while.
Usually they are False Widows, and now and then a Daddy long-legs sneaks in.
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>>1211441They are very mysterious spiders.