Brown recluse

Do all spiders bite, and are spider bites dangerous to humans? Our resident pest expert and entomologist, Dr. Nancy Troyano, dives into this myth.

Sightings of the brown recluse are rare outside its known range, but if its presence is confirmed, here's what to do about it.

Graphic: All about the brown recluse spider : News

The brown recluse spider, Loxosceles reclusa, is very small. It is also deadly. But there is good news. Horses once had to die to produce anti-toxin...

Brown Recluse spider

Learn if a spider is a brown recluse and what to do if you're bitten These shy little spiders are most known by their dark-brown violin markings, which is why they're also called "fiddle-back" or "violin" spiders. Although many people are...

Here's Why You Really Need to Be Careful If You See a Brown Recluse Spider #spider #pestcontrol #homeownertips #homeowner

Wolf spiders don't fit the traditional spider archetype. They don't spin webs and don't catch their prey in them; instead, they stalk and hunt their prey - just as wolves do. Although it's true that wolf spiders look very similar to...

Brown recluse spiders are definitely scary and dangerous. If you spot one in your garden or home, it’s a clear warning to act fast. Figure out what’s attracting them and learn how to keep them away for good.

Brown recluse spiders live in many homes across the Southeast. Here are our tips for avoiding them and what to do if you have an infestation.

Also known as the violin spider, the Brown Recluse spider is one of the most notorious spider pests in the United States. While most spiders are deemed harmless, a bite from a Brown Recluse can be dangerous and even deadly.

brown recluse

Did you know there are 40.000 species of Spiders around the world. And every single one of them is carnivorous. There are only four poisonous spiders in the United States. They are , the black widow , the hobo , the yellow sac , and the brown recluse. Spiders consume about 100 bugs every year and you are never further than 12 feet from a spider of some type at any given time, Spiders have the ability to regenerate lost limbs. The only thing that spiders do is hunt for food and make more…

How to Identify a Brown Recluse Spider - Plunkett's Pest Control

Brown recluse spider. Note the violin-shaped mark on its back. And here’s the result of a bite: They move indoors for the winter: As the cold weather creeps in, so do brown recluse spiders. T…

Brown recluse