To identify what kind of spider you have, you would typically need to provide a photo or detailed description of the spider's size, color, markings, web type, and habitat. There are several tools and resources available for spider identification:
- Online spider identifier tools allow you to upload a picture and get matching species suggestions from a large database
- Websites like InsectIdentification.org and SpiderSpotter.com provide detailed descriptions about spider species, their webs, sizes, and habitats to help with identification
- Reddit communities such as r/spiders welcome photo ID requests and discussions about spiders
- Pest control sites offer identification guides for common spiders, including distinguishing features of species like black widows, brown recluses, and common house spiders
- Services like SpiderID.com accept spider photos from around the world for expert identification
If you can share a photo or describe the spider’s appearance and behavior, I can help narrow down the species using these resources. Without an image or description, it’s not possible to accurately identify the spider.