Another sign of autumn are the number of spiders spotted around our garden - if they capture insects, especially mossies, stay out of the house, they are earn their keep to stay!
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st andrew's cross spider
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Ok, they are not cute or cuddly but the St Andrews spider has some lovely colours and pattern markings.
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leaf curl spider
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golden orb weaving spider
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The golden orb has been around since about mid summer, however now along with their webs they have got much bigger - the little packages on her web are past meals to show off how good she is at catching her dinner.
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I wonder what is hiding in there? On second thoughts, when they hide in holes that is where they can stay.
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