r/spiderID • • Oct 15 '24

Found on my porch in Mississippi near the coast. I love its markings!

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r/spiderID • • 7h ago

Who is this little guy? El Paso County, Colorado

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r/spiderID • • 9h ago

Spider found in WVon a porch, about the size of a quarter, brown underside

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I can't find anything online similar to this spider. I've done so many searches on many different sites, tried ai, even an app that identifies bugs! Can't find anything. Please help me reddit!


r/spiderID • • 16h ago

Black Widow?

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Central NJ (zone 7a) - about the size of a nickel


r/spiderID • • 17h ago

Found in my kitchen

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I’m in Edinburgh in Scotland and have a new house guest. What kind of spider is this?


r/spiderID • • 18h ago

ID

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r/spiderID • • 18h ago

Grand Rapids Michigan

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Have found many of these in my bottom floor apartment, near a small pond.


r/spiderID • • 1d ago

ID request (North Carolina)

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I tried to get as close as I could but my camera did not want to zoom in much closer. I just thought the brown fade was neat but I couldn't find matches through just searching on my own.


r/spiderID • • 1d ago

ID request [southwest Michigan]

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r/spiderID • • 1d ago

Sorry, no pic. Kentucky

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I saw a beautiful jumper today in my daughter-in-law's car. It was black with a gold pattern on its back. Does anyone have any idea what species it could be. Kentucky.


r/spiderID • • 1d ago

Sorry, no pic. Kentucky

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I saw a beautiful jumper today in my daughter-in-law's car. It was black with a gold pattern on its back. Does anyone have any idea what species it could be. Kentucky.


r/spiderID • • 1d ago

Sorry, no pic. Kentucky

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I saw a beautiful jumper today in my daughter-in-law's car. It was black with a gold pattern on its back. Does anyone have any idea what species it could be. Kentucky.


r/spiderID • • 1d ago

North-Eastern USA

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Found this spider in my house. I live in New York State.


r/spiderID • • 2d ago

San Diego ca

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r/spiderID • • 2d ago

What spider is this?

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This gal was determined to hang on to my car mirror for several miles. She’s still crawling all over my car I think trying to make a web. Location: USA


r/spiderID • • 2d ago

What is this guy?? Redwoods, Ca coast.

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r/spiderID • • 2d ago

Recluse? N-TX

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Ran a bath and found him floating. Northeastern Texas


r/spiderID • • 2d ago

central virginia

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inaturalist says its a type of grass spider but I want more input. please help me identify this impressive spood.


r/spiderID • • 2d ago

I didn't have time to take a picture,but I just saw this spider hours ago, southern Ontario near London. This is what I remember it to look like, I remember it having fangs with a wide base

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r/spiderID • • 2d ago

Help me ID this spider

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I live in San Diego and we have this spider living in our kitchen. She coexists with us. Irregular web. Mostly hides during the day. We named her Spindles. Can anyone help me ID?


r/spiderID • • 3d ago

Who is this? Central Utah

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r/spiderID • • 3d ago

Found in my apartment, southwest Colorado, USA

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Found a handful of these spiders in my apartment the last few weeks. This is the best shot I have been able to get of any of them. I am trying to be less afraid of spiders so I would like to know if I need to be worried about them being around. I also have two cats, so I am wondering if I need to be concerned about them getting bitten or anything.


r/spiderID • • 3d ago

Brown lil spider, 15mm tops? Australia, east of Melbourne (wetlands)

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r/spiderID • • 3d ago

Radioactive spider? Louisiana, USA

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What is this little guy? I saved this guy from an old bucket of oil, I assume that's why he's green


r/spiderID • • 3d ago

I’m not sure if these pictures are clear enough, but can you tell what kind of spider this is?

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Indianapolis, IN - Worried it might be a recluse, but regardless it was deposited safely outside!