permaculture

["len organicpc" <gardenlen@hotmail.com>]

g'day claude,

missed the original post on this thread, but i can't equate masses of common 
garden/house spiders to an imbalance, if it is then it has been created by 
human development.

apart from other spiders about all that eats them is birds, in my instance i 
welcomed the spiders to my garden and exterior of my home, they do me a 
service like trapping and eating all sorts of bugs, and the ground spider 
the ones that don't have web's eat the bigger bugs like cockroaches as the 
larger species of spider is usualy in this group.

i also found that by letting the 'harmless' type spiders build plenty of 
webs all around the house that this then minimised how many venomous spiders 
moved in, the 1 here in austrlia is the redback related to the black widow.

so for me masses of spiders are good.

len


> From: Claude  Genest <genest@together.net>
> Reply-To: permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org
> To: <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
> Subject: [permaculture] Spiders.....
> snipped
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it works for me it could work for you

"in the end ya' gotta do what ya' gotta do!!"
but consider others and the environment.


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