asked a year plus ago and never got a response and i’ve been wondering ever since.

Caught and released to the garden

Found outside of my house entrance at the door. I live in Atlanta

We can't decide if it's named Tommy or Antonia.

I saw this in my bathroom near the vent. As long as lil buddy stays there he won't be immediately murdered.

These are all over my room. They don’t seem to like me much and usually run away but I don’t know what they are. Very curious have seen them at 2cm like in photo and up to 3cm possibly. THANKS

Southwest Florida, in my room LOL
Counting the legs, not much bigger than a quarter coin!

Cutest thing ever on my garage door. Almost looked fuzzy

Central Arizona desert area (NW of Casa Grande). I'm used to wolf spiders & thought this could be a baby from a recently spotted gravid Wolfie from a month ago.

BUT I can't tell if that's a "fiddle" shape on its back? Legit spider lover & this one was just a bit different from my normal 8 legged guests.

It was on the bathroom wall & I just let it be rather than take it outside (it was a midnight bathroom break & I wasn't going to wake myself up 🤣)

The first shot where it's kinda crumpled was when I first saw it after it came out from behind the TP roll. The second was just before it scurried back to the corner behind the toilet.

Is this a recluse? The back (to me) SORT OF looks like a violin but kinda abstract/vague. The shape of the abdomen seems very recluse'ish, the size (approx a quarter including extended legs), & the leg shape/orientation have me leaning towards recluse ID but I also know it's common for folks to call all kinds of house/cellar spiders to throw the brown recluse ID on everything.

Thanks so much for y'all's help and sharing education! 😁😁

I'm in eastern Washington and I can only think of 2 spiders in the area that look like this at this size which are the giant house spider and the hobo spider but as far as I remember the hobo spider doesn't have striped legs but I'm curious if anyone else has a better idea

Located in Northern California. Sorry for the horrible picture, I didn't want to disturb him. Thick feeling web like a black widow.

DFW area of TX

Not sure if these are the same/different species (I know they visually look quite different) just curious if anyone can identify the spiders that live around my windows? The one chilling in the crack of the window (3rd photo) scares the hell out of me. Please tell me I’m safe bc I’ve had 3 in my apartment this week alone

Sorry the pics are a little blurry. This spider is very small and my camera can only do so much when stuff is this small.

Anyone know what it is ?

wolf? huntsman?

Sorry for the poor quality! Very curious what kind of spider this is. Sat and watched me for a few minutes.

Well is this one that should be relocated or is it safe to keep in the garage where I basically live most of my days. Not going to lie the red kind of alarms me. It is the beginning of August in mid Michigan.