Jumping spiders

[Petal]

I once removed a 7 legged spider from a holiday rental in France. The thing was so vast it had to fold its knees up to fit inside a pint glass. My manly other half sat hugging himself and squeaking.

I wonder how the thing lost a leg...?

[wobbegong]

Bad news I'm afraid . . .

I don't mind getting rid of spiders. Do it all the time. But the little fliper I just trapped in a tumbler was JUMPING up and down like a mental case.

Had to get suityou02 to get rid of in the end.

Phew.

"Britain Braced For Huge Spider Invasion."

[NotAllThere]

I'm not a big fan of your average house spider, though not afraid of them. But the little jumping spiders are quite cute. I like the way they turn to look at you.

[suityou01]

But the little jumping spiders are quite cute. I like the way they turn to look at you.

You should have yourself checked.

HTH

[Pogle]

We shall be doing a spider survey this weekend

http://www.buglife.org.uk/getinvolve...spiderhunt.htm

[Zippy]

We shall be doing a spider survey this weekend

http://www.buglife.org.uk/getinvolve...spiderhunt.htm

Good lass.
Have got a modest sized Boris in my bathroom. She seems to like the bit between an old gas tap and the shower rail. Keep trying not to splash her when I'm in there.

There are loads of webs in the garden.

[RichardCranium]

I once removed a 7 legged spider from a holiday rental in France. The thing was so vast it had to fold its knees up to fit inside a pint glass. My manly other half sat hugging himself and squeaking.

That's me, that is.

[Pogle]

Whiled away a few minutes watching Mr Spider getting his wooing technique rather wrong.

She ate him.

I know some women like that

[Halcyon]

I once removed a 7 legged spider from a holiday rental in France. The thing was so vast it had to fold its knees up to fit inside a pint glass. My manly other half sat hugging himself and squeaking.

I wonder how the thing lost a leg...?

Probably being captured in a pint glass