Identify this Spider ??

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    • Posté le 17 sept. 2010 à 13:52
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    George, are the markings white or yellow?
    If yellow, then this looks very much like it: Lien (http)
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    George, are the markings white or yellow?
    If yellow, then this looks very much like it: Lien (http)
    • Posté le 17 sept. 2010 à 14:38
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    • Posté le 17 sept. 2010 à 15:36
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    I know that particular link didn't mention if it was a poisenous one, but like you say, now that you have a name you can do further research.

    I am currently being invaded by spiders here at home - it seems the colder weather is bringing them indoors, but nothing quite as big as that. I just keep removing the cobwebs on a daily basis. Outside I leave them well alone, because I think the cobwebs look really pretty, specially when they are accentuated by dew.
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    Royaume-Uni

    I know that particular link didn't mention if it was a poisenous one, but like you say, now that you have a name you can do further research.

    I am currently being invaded by spiders here at home - it seems the colder weather is bringing them indoors, but nothing quite as big as that. I just keep removing the cobwebs on a daily basis. Outside I leave them well alone, because I think the cobwebs look really pretty, specially when they are accentuated by dew.
    • Posté le 17 sept. 2010 à 16:11
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    Good morning Marianne,

    Not being much of an arachnophile I'll leave it to you and Cajun to debate that little beastie, but you have my sympathy with your unwanted house-guests - luckily(?) our house is built from rough stone with hundreds of little nooks and crannies so the walls are home to innumerable creatures - spiders, wasps, even sparrows seem to find somewhere to call home, so they rarely bother to venture into the house
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    I know that particular link didn't mention if it was a poisenous one, but like you say, now that you have a name you can do further research.

    I am currently being invaded by spiders here at home - it seems the colder weather is bringing them indoors, but nothing quite as big as that. I just keep removing the cobwebs on a daily basis. Outside I leave them well alone, because I think the cobwebs look really pretty, specially when they are accentuated by dew.
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    • Posté le 18 sept. 2010 à 05:04
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    I don't mind the spiders themselves, but I don't like the spider webs indoors.