Brown Recluse spiders, also referred to as the "fiddle-back" or "violin spider," can be identified by its violin-shaped marking. Brown recluses prefer dark, quiet spaces, such as storage rooms and ...

Brown recluse spiders, on the other hand, are smaller and have distinct violin-shaped markings on their brown body. Hunting: ...

It is sometimes called a “fiddleback” or violin spider because of the fiddle or violin-shaped marking on its back. The recluse is a small spider and, as its name suggests, likes to hide out in ...

Black widow spiders and the brown violin spider are both present in Hawaii and fairly widespread and dangerous. They hide in dark crevices and avoid people when they can, but their presence ...

Brown Recluse spiders are usually about a half-inch to an inch long, and the unique violin-shaped dark patch on their back is a common way to identify them. They also have six eyes in three paired ...