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- Properly identifying the spider in your home can be important in establishing a productive termination strategy. Also, you can determine whether the insect is dangerous to people.
- Grass Spiders. Represented by 13 species collectively found throughout southern Canada.
- Hacklemesh Weaver. Commonly in and around homes, under rocks, in leaf litter and dark humid places.
- Cross Orbweaver. Pattern of white spots on the abdomen that form a cross in most specimens.
- Black and Yellow Garden Spider. Found in gardens, orchards, forest edges and old fields.
- Banded Garden Spider. Silvery spiders with legs banded in black and yellow.
- Ant Mimic Spider. Nocturnal living close to the ground under rocks and logs.
- Tan Jumping Spider. Found on outer walls of buildings and other vertical surfaces.
- Barn Funnel Weaver. Loves to hide in dark barns, attics and shed. Found everywhere there’s humans.
- Common House Spider. Identifiable by their teardrop-shaped, papery brown egg sacs.
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