A bold black line runs along each side of their tan or light brown body, making them easy to identify. Unlike wolf spiders, grass spiders have a spinneret — used for web-making — that is ...

Funnel web spiders, including hobo spiders and grass spiders, are similar species known for their funnel-shaped webs. These spiders prefer secluded areas like basements, wood piles or tree trunks.

Grass spiders belong to the Agelenopsis genus, which includes many species commonly found in North America. These funnel weavers are named for their distinctive funnel-shaped webs and are often ...