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FREE Spider Identification Chart

added on July 19, 2009 by mooncow728, last updated on July 21, 2009 by MikeG

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A READY REFERENCE GUIDE
Spider Chart & First Aid advice
in full color of dangerous and other spiders commonly found in USA - features the brown recluse, black widow, hobo spider, mouse spider, wolf spider, huntsman and many other spiders with notes to aid in identification and FIRST AID advice for spider bites.

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apprentice

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Posted by overaged on July 19, 2009

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this is kinda useful. We have lots of spiders around here and it would be helpful to be able to see what kind they all are at a glance instead of looking them up online all the time.

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professor

Posted by arzkar on July 19, 2009 [reply] 0 0

I agree overaged, it's realy useful.

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Posted by mooncow728 on July 20, 2009

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Glad it's helpful. I just found out I have brown recluses in my garage and laundry room eww. At least no one has got bitten yet though and I can get rid of them.

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novice

Posted by lprjohnny on July 20, 2009
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Limpia tu casa
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admin

Posted by Solstice on July 20, 2009 [reply] 0 0

Icky but useful.

professor

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Posted by pablos17 on July 20, 2009

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All I received was an email with a copy of this "reference guide." Why did I have to fill out an online form giving my personal info? Am I going to receive an actual printed copy?

professor

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Posted by pablos17 on July 20, 2009

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I don't believe anything gets "shipped" -only e-mail received with no mention of receiving a hard-copy.

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Posted by mooncow728 on July 20, 2009

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I think they send you a different chart that doesn't contain first aid in the mail, but if you put your e-mail you get "Spider Chart FIRST AID emailed to you." I'm not sure but just looking at it, that's what it appears to me.

Also here's the link before this page http://www.termite.com/spider-identification.html. It says that the chart will be "mailed direct to you, free of charge."

I sure hope they send these in the mail because it would be nice to hang in my garage.

learner

Posted by Leighbra on July 20, 2009

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This is actually really smart.

By squishing the "good" spiders, we allow the "bad" spiders to take up residence in our houses.

When my kids started freaking out about spiders, I taught them to identify the most common spiders in our area, and we live and let live for most of them. Them being able to objectively look at spiders took away the SCREAM! Run around! mentality. Even at age 3.

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Posted by YanBz on July 20, 2009

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By squishing the "good" spiders, we allow the "bad" spiders to take up residence in our houses.

Anyone stumbled upon an Ant identification chart? Those little creatures are taking over my house despite all the traps I am using

learner

Posted by Leighbra on July 21, 2009 [reply] 0 0

see? you need more spiders.

Actually, what you really need is an aardvark!

professor

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Posted by mooncow728 on July 20, 2009

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I had that problem this spring and got some Raid Ant & Roach spray and went sprayed around all my windows and doors inside and out and they went away. They were those tiny little black ones that get referred to as picnic ants. If I see a chart though I'll let you know. Hope this info at least helps.

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learner

Posted by archer117 on July 20, 2009 (low value) [reply] 0 0

They emailed me a picture of the chart.

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Posted by kc1209 on July 21, 2009

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I showed this chart to my 7 year old and he loved it. We actually went spider hunting yesterday which some how turned into frog hunting. This is very useful.