Brown Spider With Black Bands On Legs

The venom of these species is powerful but not generally thought of as dangerous to humans.

Brown spider with black bands on legs. The brown widow spider Latrodectus geometricus can vary in color from white dark brown to almost black however most are light or medium brown. Tan to dark brown abdomen and legs are uniformly colored with no stripes bands or mottling. It also has black and white marks on the top of the abdomen and often has dark bands on its legs.

Shamrock Orbweaver Spider Araneus trifolium Legs have white and black rings. Huntsman spiders exist in various shades of brown. Two rows of eyes and the larger ones are at the top.

The abdomen is yellow-orange mixed color with brown markings. At least two spiders exist that are nick-named ant mimic spiders with black bodies and brown legs. For the nursery web spider notice its legs are held in almost the figure eight and the cephalothorax is somewhat pear shaped with a dark brown stripe down the middle continuing down the abdomen.

Rabida except the dorsal stripes are dark brown nearly black and the light colored underside of the abdomen is punctuated with black spots. There is also a border of white or cream color on the abdomen. Banded garden spiders are native to North America.

They range in size from 02 to 08 inches. The Huntsman spider is hairy. False widows have dark legs with lighter brown markings.

The legs are long and thin and lack conspicuous spines. The Orange and Black Tarantula is hairy possessing black or brown bodies with white markings and prominent orange stripes on their legs and back. Their abdomen has a pale brown stripe with darker bands on either side and these bands have several paler chevron markings through them.