Below are comments with pictures from the identification request page. The spiders in the pictures are not yet identified. If you can identify one of the species below, feel free to comment below.
Unidentified Spiders
Overview of Spider Species in the United States
I’m sure this guy is nothing special, but I can’t seem to figure out what he is! Sorry for the bad picture, he’s extremely little and hard to photograph.
Waukesha, WI
Hi Sunny, I am not 100 % sure on the ID but it could be a northern crab spider (Mecaphesa asperata): https://bugguide.net/node/view/484130
Let me know if you have more images from different angles.
It’s January in northern WI near the UP of Michigan and found this one on the outside of the house.
Hi Jeff, unfortunately, I can’t make out the details of the spider due to the image resolution. It’s definitely not a medically significant spider and it is a male.
Found this in my bedroom. The two seconds front legs are longer than the rest, and it has a pattern on the back. Really small
Anchorage, Alaska. Spider found in home. Very fast spider. Tiny body LONG legs. Large mandables, whitish gray, banded grayish and black legs.
My sister sent this to me and we are trying to identify. Thanks!
Hi Akela, unfortunately, I can’t really identify any characteristics on the image. It could be a lynx spider (https://bugguide.net/node/view/388788) or also some funnel weaver or even a male orbweaver.
Sorry for the blurry picture, but can you please try to identify this spider?
Unfortunately, I can’t say what type of spider this is. It’s definitely not a brown recluse or any medically significant spider.
That’s ok, I really appreciate even that feedback