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Common Spiders

Black Widow
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Length: 1/2-3/4 inch, can vary black to brown in color.
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Violin-shaped mark on top back just behind it's head.
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Lives in dark secluded areas; closet, attics, garages, ect.
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If bitten seek medical treatment immediatley.

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Length: 1/2-3/4 inch, can vary from dark to light brown.
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Violin-shaped mark on top back just behind it's head.
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Lives in dark secluded areas; closet, attics, garages, ect.
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If bitten seek medical treatment immediatley.
Brown Recluse

Wolf Spider
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Length: 1/2- 1 inch.
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Vary in patterns & color from; black, brown, tan & yellow.
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Nocturnal hunters, don’t form webs to capture prey.
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Have eight distinct eyes in three rows.
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Not aggressive and will usually not attack unless provoked.

Southern House Spider
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Length: about 2 inch. Long legs and is amber in color.
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Owners often report the females look like small tarantuals.
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Males are often mistaken for brown recluse spiders.
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Typically will not bite unless trapped, often there mouth is to small to penetrate human skin.

Black and Yellow Argiopes (Garden Spider)
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Length: 3/4-1.5 inch.
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Females oftenly stay in one spot their whole lives.
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Legs of these spiders are black with red or yellow bands.
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Black and Yellow Argiopes live in fields and gardens.
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Webs can reach 2 feet in diameter.
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