Small house spider (likely a cobweb spider)

Common indoors around walls, ceilings, windows, basements, and other sheltered corners; also found in vegetation and human structures outdoors.

Feeds on small insects and other arthropods captured in irregular, sticky cobwebs. It injects venom and liquefies prey before feeding.

Builds tangled webs in quiet, elevated spaces and usually remains nearby while waiting for prey. Females produce silk egg sacs and may persist indoors for months.

Nonaggressive and generally harmless to people; bites are rare and typically minor. It helps control flies, mosquitoes, and other household insects.