* American House Spider
* Medium-sized, light brown spider with irregular body markings
* Commonly found in houses, barns, and other human-made structures
* Webs are often messy and tangled
* Black Widow Spider
* Medium-sized, jet-black spider with a red hourglass marking on the belly
* One of the most venomous spiders in North America
* Found in brush piles, rock walls, and other sheltered areas
* Brown Recluse Spider
* Small, brown spider with a dark brown or black violin-shaped marking on the back
* One of the most venomous spiders in the United States
* Found in leaf litter, wood piles, and other dry, undisturbed areas
* Common Garden Spider
* Large, yellow and black spider with a round web
* Found in fields, gardens, and other open areas
* Webs are often constructed near flowers to trap insects
* Jumping Spider
* Small to medium-sized spider with short, stout legs and large, forward-facing eyes
* Commonly found on leaves, flowers, and walls
* Active hunters that prey on other insects
* Wolf Spider
* Medium-sized to large spider with brown or gray fur and prominent eyes
* Found in gardens, fields, and forests
* Active hunters that prey on other insects