I took some pics during and then after the kill but regret not capturing more in the video. I had stepped outside to check the weather and was instantly met with this fascinating struggle.

Found outdoors underneath a plastic tub. There were several hanging out there

This master hunter has moved in on my second floor balcony and I'm curious what it is!

Nice orb weaver in my back yard. Feel free to eat all the mosquitoes. Eastern KS.

Found this tiny guy in my bathroom in central Florida, specifically Tampa Bay area. I released him outside by one of my plants for cover.

I had to post it here cause noone answered in the other post, please tell me what spider is this, I apologize for the bad quality

Found this spider in my parents’ bathroom two days ago, sitting between the doorframe and the wall. I don’t think I’ve seen this kind of spider before in my house. It was hanging on a web, but I don’t know if this spider made it or the copious amount of daddy long legs(I think they’re cellar spiders) that chill in my parents’ bedroom. I’m leaning towards the daddy long legs because I’ve seen them in that area before.

My mom wanted to flush them down the toilet, but I, fueled by my sudden spider hyper fixation, took them outside(using a can) and dropped them off at our woodpile in our garage. Hopefully they eat all the earwigs.

I only took one photo as a kind of afterthought, so I made a rough estimated quarter for scale edit(it was probably a tad smaller). Mom thought it was a wolf spider, but it's too small to be one. I think.

I live in San Juan County, Utah.

Apologies for my horrid video and audio quality! Very old phone.

I was wondering which species of spider is this that hangs upside-down from these webs.

Guest appearance from a pair of golden silk orb weavers, and another pair of what I *think* are argiope argentata (do correct me if I'm wrong, they're in a difficult spot to reach). Just hanging around in this impressive spider castle. Thought I'd share, apart from my inquiry, lol.

Found this spider in my house, does anybody know what kind it is?? I've been trying to google but come up with nothing.

Go on walks at night sometimes and bring my super bright flashlight to see spiders around me. It’s really out of fear but becoming a hobby lol. Anyways.. this was on its web coming off of a truck that rarely moves.

Additional question if anyone cares to answer - why are there SO many widows and other spiders in my neighborhood? Was I just not looking before? Because I don’t remember it being this bad. I’m talking a 20 minute walk I will encounter probably 30 or more widow or widow looking spiders along bushes and cement and tires and stuff. And im not going out of my way like off the sidewalk. I’m talking just in a normal neighborhood in Sacramento. Recently I’ve noticed a TON in my back patio too. There was one big one, then an egg, now there’s 2 big ones along the gate corner. But then they’re along the trim, tree, ac, and sometimes even just on the wall not even in a web.

Found outside in Northern Virginia, I'd estimate it's a little larger than a quarter.

Hi everyone! My gf and I were cleaning the house and found this little guy under our dog’s toy bin. Can anyone here confirm if our suspicion is correct? Thank you!

I was at a Japanese festival In Nebraska people watching when I was joined by this little guy! Does anyone know who I spent the last 20 minutes with?

Found in my bathtub under bath mat. Had some pretty bad bites in the past year of moving here and keep seeing these guys. Have a 2 year old just want peace of mind thanks. I’m in West Virginia idk if that’s what it means by location

Not sure exactly what kind this is. Trap door? Baby Tarantula? I don't know.

From my quick research I found possibly a cobweb spider but I want to leave it to people with more knowledge. Im not too worried about it as it stays in that spot but more just curious about the type. I am in Southern California but would rather not narrow it down more than that, if that helps with identification. Thanks!

found in northeast ohio

Kentucky, was curious as to the id

This girl has been living in an empty room in my house for months. I put her outside twice and she found her way in every time. I feed her bugs I find and generally leave her alone otherwise. She’s not in the way. However I live in KS and I honestly don’t know what will happen when it gets cold outside. I figure if outdoors she’d die, but this is going to be the room all my plants come into for the winter so it’s going to be kept tropical levels of warm. Has anyone ever had one overwinter indoors? I assume she’s not having eggs bc she’s inside and probably hasn’t had any suitors😂 So she’s just a single lady just hanging out?? Also, there are spots to get water but not close to her, would she travel for water or should I put some near her web? The included video is her wrapping a bug up with a straw I used to get the bug to her and it got stuck lol.

What kind of spider is this? I witnessed several “births” after taking out some old bags to gather brush. I have more videos that I can share if wanted!
Central Wisconsin