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RE: Brown Recluse(s) or not?

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Posted by: wolfpackh at Thu Aug 5 08:24:10 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wolfpackh ]  
   

Not. Those are orb weaver spiders. Harmless. Brown recluse do not make much of a web and like dry dark places like closets, boxes, undisturbed clothes, etc. There are only two spiders you need to know how to identify: brown recluse and black widows. Fatalities from black widows is extremely rare today. Brown recluse bites rarely cause serious skin damage and many diagnosed bites are not brown recluse bites but rather other skin infections. Unless one sees the spider in the act of biting, one cannot say for certain that it was a brown recluse. All other native species of spider pose no serious threat to humans. Here is a great link to brown recluse information: http://dermatology.cdlib.org/DOJvol5num2/special/recluse.html


   

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