Likely male southern house spider

Homes and other sheltered structures, especially cracks, corners, and window frames; also occurs outdoors under bark and in crevices.

Catches insects and other small arthropods in a messy, woolly web.

Males wander while searching for females and are often mistaken for recluse spiders. Females remain near their webs; the species is not aggressive.

Not considered medically significant and bites are uncommon; it helps control household insects.