I’m not sure. She is in that family, Theridiidae. The other possible best answer is: Steatoda Noblis, a Noble False Widow. It looks like both, yet neither. He egg sac is in-between too. Brown Widows have spikey egg sacs. Like a meringue cookie with the pointy part all over it. This egg sac is a little bit spikey. The markings at the dorsal posterior are interesting. I’m not home and don’t have my spider guide books with me. I’m intrigued though.
Is this a brown widow?
I’m not sure. She is in that family, Theridiidae. The other possible best answer is: Steatoda Noblis, a Noble False Widow. It looks like both, yet neither. He egg sac is in-between too. Brown Widows have spikey egg sacs. Like a meringue cookie with the pointy part all over it. This egg sac is a little bit spikey. The markings at the dorsal posterior are interesting. I’m not home and don’t have my spider guide books with me. I’m intrigued though.
Interesting. I’ll see if I can get a better photo of the egg sack next time I see one. The one I posted here is already gone, maybe they hatched??