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  1. 21-08-2007 #1
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    This is why I have so many spiders in my small garden
    This was just one of a number of nests I had in my garden. I think that they are so cute.. until you realise that they probably ate their mum! I love getting the ball of little spiders to disperse (ok, not I'm not a complete angel )
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    Excellent shots. What I did a while ago was tweak one like yours it with a small twig and they shot in all directions.It was quite hair raising. Luckily I wasn't standing close enough to receive.
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    Yes I agree. excellent shots Louise, reminds me of the film Arachnophobia.
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    Yes . Not a nice film . very scary
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    Although I like spiders, 'Arachnaphobia' is something different - it's like the film 'The Birds'... scary when creature start doing things they don't normally do (e.g. like me and housework )!!!
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    Yes I agree. some of the scary films they make with every day wild life
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    Excellent shots Lousie. Aren't they colourful little things.
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