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by crystal seymour
(new hartford, ct)

found this on my ceiling in new hartford, ct

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Black and Brown Striped Spider

by Cheri
(Morgantown, WV)

Apx. 4" long. Fuzzy and hiding under my deck.

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Spikey red, black and white (Micrathena spider)

by Sara
(Boca Raton, FL)

Its just nasty!!! See picture!

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Green spider with big abdomen stripe (Green Lynx spider)

by Tom Garcia
(Santa Barbara, CA)

We found this greed spider with a big striped abdomen in Santa Barbara, California on a Mexican Sage plant.

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brown aggressive crawler (Sun Spider)

by Steve
(Carlsbad,CA USA)

2 images of it.

2 images of it.

We think this might be a baby Jerusalem Cricket, but doing internet searches, it looks like a small camel spider. We (our cats) have found 2 of them in our house going back about 4 months. Should we be worried? Any help is appreciated. The critter is about an inch long. Thank you for your time!

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orange-brown Spider with a "face" (Spotted orbweaver spider)

by Tammi
(Norcross, GA)

This spider is round and compact, not long-legged. It is about an inch long. I could not get around to see his back, but his belly looks like it has a face on it. It is orangey-brown and black, with two white dots underneath and it looks like it is fuzzy. His web is in my backyard, there is nothing special about his location. It is spun from the wall to a bush. The web looks pretty standard, no fancy "writing" in it. I don't know anything else I can add.

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Green Spikey (Green lynx spider)

by Amina
(Kingsland,Ga,USA)

Green, body is almost a inch long, long legs, think it used to have four legs on each side, but has only 4 on one side and 3 on the other. Looks like it has eyes like a spider. Has cactus like spikes coming off of the legs!

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Green spider with spikes and red dots all over its legs. (Green Lynx Spider)

by Pradeep Kumar R.V
(Mysore, Karnataka, India)

Green Spider

Green Spider

I found this peculiar looking arachnidae while i was searching for insects near my house.

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Crazy spider

by Ellie
(Cambridge, Ontario)

Yellow Beauty

Yellow Beauty

Look closely. This spider has taken on? the colour of the flower it's sitting on. Was out in my garden taking pictures, trying to be really creative and doing close ups, and had I not had the camera 2" from from him I don't think I'd have spotted him. Thought he was cool!
Thanks for taking the time to look at this!
Ellie

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Some Kind of Spider (Spined Micrathena)

by Trish
(Iola, Tx)

Can you tell me what kind of spider this is? It looks like it has spikes on its side... This is the first year I have seen one.

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lime green spider with yellow spots (Orb weaver spider)

The insect we think is a spider was sitting on a balloon at our party. It was very hot outside but there were no plants in the area it was found.

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Dorm Spider

by Malyssa
(Odessa, Texas)

I found this spiderlike insect in the kitchen of my dorm. It is very odd and unlike anything I've seen in this area. Its back is furry but the rest is not. The legs look like grasshopper legs. And it rubs its two sides of fangs together when bothered. It also has a two jaws, one for each fang.

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by Colaizzi
(Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971)

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velvety- black and brown striped (argyle?) . The same markings on lower body but solid color velvety black on the upper part.
4-5 inch leg span
Spotted at 2AM on stucco wall of my house near the porch light

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orangish spider with green head and horns (Arrowshaped Micrathena)

by Jason R.
(Pennsylvania)

What type of spider is this?

What type of spider is this?

My friend Dawn found a spider in our home-state of Pennsylvania. It has an orangish body and a green head with black and red horns.
Any idea what it is?

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Identifying a spider/Ants in potted tree (orb web spider)

by Athena
(Portland, OR)

Photo by Athena M. Wollin

Photo by Athena M. Wollin

I was hoping you guys could identify this type of common garden spider. I see them all the time and would like to know what species they are. The photo is mine.

Also, I have a small tree in a pot on my balcony. It was given to me unknowingly with an ant colony nested inside. Though the winter seems to have killed a large percentage, I still see an occasional scout cruisin' around. I was wondering if there was any natural way to elliminate the remaining soldiers. Seeing as it's not a massive infestation, I don't want to invest in poisons or silly things like that (I'm a poor college student, you see).

Is the best thing to do simply to soak the soil multiple times and cast the drowned critters away?

Thanks in advance.

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Brown Spider (Cross orbweaver spider)

by Jane Martin
(Oshawa, Ontario Canada)

My daughter saw this spider outside her bedroom window and I had to go out and take a picture of it. There is a picture of it from the top. If you could help me identify it I would be greatful. I do have a picture of its underbelly but I could only upload one picture.
Thanks

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shade of green (green huntsman spider)

by bryan
(france)

who says green isnt beautiful?

who says green isnt beautiful?

This spider was found in our house and it is only the size of a quarter of a coffee bean, what is the latin name as well as a name we know? Thank you

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This Spider Keeps a Messy House! (Black Widow)

by Suzy
(Southlake, TX)

DO NOT DISTURB!

DO NOT DISTURB!

The distinguishable red hourglass shape confirms this menacing monster is the Black Widow. It collects paper and leaves to make its disorganized, tangly web.

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Green And Black Spider

by Jodi
(Erin,Tn)

SCARY

SCARY

I saw this spider on the bottom left corner on the outside of a window seal.It was cold outside,too.The spider had bright greenish yellow stripes on its back.Its legs were pretty long,too.The web it spun was big and very distinctive.Lets just say if this thing was to crawl on me i would pass out...

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White Spider (Crab spider)

by Trish
(Iola, Tx)

This spider reminds me of an octapus... What kind is it?

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Spider (Orbweaver Spider)

by Heidi
(Joliet, IL, USA)

This spider is an inch in diameter and was found making a web between our bird feeder and its pole. It is mainly out at night. We live in Illinois, but not near water. It has made several fairly large webs.

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Spider(s) in my kitchen (Common House Spider)

by Eric
(GA, USA)

My house has a lot of spiders. Earlier I found a small tan spider attacking a larger dark brown one, and I'd like an ID on either or both. This scene took place in my kitchen, along the floor under the edge of my cabinets. I have a couple more pictures of the spiders from other angles - the small one was moving around a lot so there are more angles of it.

The small one seems to mostly eat larger spiders - we find lots of dead ones stuck in webs under my cabinets. Trying to determine whether it's better to kill them or leave them be. We vacuum up the webs and they reappear in a day or so.

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Brown spider black spots (Brown Widow)

by Brooke Derby
(Bokeelia Florida)

Brown spider with egg sac

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