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So this morning, I was out in the yard with the dog,

and I noticed something I had never really paid attention to before.

And that was spider webs. Everywhere. They were on the

grass. There was one hanging from the laundry line. It was like my yard had been taken over overnight.

And it made me think about how in this season, autumn, it seems to belong to spiders. They're a big

part of Halloween imagery right alongside bats and owls. And as it turns out, people in

Tudor England were just as fascinated and sometimes frightened by spiders as we are today.

So let's talk for a little bit about spiders in Tudor England. Now, first off, a little biology lesson.

Why do we see so many spider webs in September and October?

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