Common house spider (likely)

Common around buildings, sheds, and sheltered vegetation; spins irregular cobwebs in quiet corners.

Catches flies and other small arthropods in its sticky web, then injects digestive fluids and feeds on the prey.

A cobweb spider that hangs inverted in its web and may wrap captured prey in silk. The image shows one feeding on a fly.

Generally harmless to people and useful for controlling nuisance insects; bites are rare and usually mild.