Spiders!!

[James Blackwell]

I'm getting the feeling someone doesn't like spiders... ...

Found one in the dog's food bowl yesterday morning - with the size of it, I'm not surprised that the Irish Wolf Hound we were dog sitting (now thankfully gone back to his 'owners'...) hadn't eaten his food!
Still I know it wasn't the same one as the monster that was escorted off the premises last night... that was a pint pot sized one... (we have 2 spider sizes depending on which 'kit' is needed to catch them - a normal glass or the pint pot....)

I have that same definative for spiders too. I also used to own a Wolfhound, miss her, beautiful animals, and sooooooo lazy.

James

 

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Oh no, he is quite welcome to stay, just as long as he doesn't sneak up on me and shout BOO!

BOO!

House spider close up by Andrew Walmsley, on Flickr

 

[cd365]

Not nice
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-29414450

 

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Not nice
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-29414450

I feel sorry for her but she's essentially one in a billion that might suffer a reaction to the bite.

 

[Peteaud]

We get Cider Spider in these parts.

http://metro.co.uk/2014/09/30/spider-invasion-green-fanged-creatures-infest-somerset-street-4887238/

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I feel sorry for her but she's essentially one in a billion that might suffer a reaction to the bite.

not exactly...

it is understood the spider which bit Ms Wallace contained a bacteria which caused the reaction.

 

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not exactly...

Ahh missed that. Still a rare thing to get an infection I suppose. I've been bitten a couple of times (wolf spider, house spider - you wouldnt even think they'd have the gnashers to get through the skin!)