After the dismal weather during Summer this Autumn promises to be a bumper year for spiders in our homes. The Guardian newspaper is running a campaign to get us to engage with our eight-legged friends this year. Apparently the most common house spider is likely to be a lovesick male searching for a mate. Though most spiders are venomous only about 12 species have fangs capable of piercing human skin and the spiders are very effective at keeping down the numbers of other, more damaging creepy crawlies in your home, especially clothes moths. The Guardian are asking readers to catch & photograph their spiders, using a glass & piece of card with a centimetre grid on for sizing purposes, & send the photos in.
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