![]() ![]() It’s hard not to notice the East Asian Joro spider, as it looks like a perfect Halloween horror creature. So, let’s start with that previously foreign species one that has both captured headlines and the attention of the public since its first acknowledged appearance six years ago. And, yes, that includes the latest invasive spider that is quickly making Georgia its home. And, of the 38 known species of spiders in Georgia, only the two previously mentioned species are harmful to humans. Invariably, most spiders you see in our state will be harmless to you – with two exceptions (the black widow and brown recluse). So, let’s take a look at some of the most common spider species in our great state and dissect what their appearance means for you and your family.įirst off, there is no need to panic when you see a spider. However, there are also signs of infestation and species to be aware and careful of. ![]() And, actually, they provide a wonderful service by thinning the insect population. The good news is that, by and large, most common Georgia spiders are harmless to humans and will avoid contact with us if at all possible. And, if the conditions are right, they can invade your home or yard and make for quite an annoyance. So many people get squeamish around these eight-legged critters, and they do look quite creepy. We’re talking, of course, about the spider. ![]() And yet there is a common Halloween decoration that is in fact very real and provides a good scare for lots of homeowners year-round. Many of us love a good scare this time of year. ![]()
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