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Snakes and spiders in Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area, Alaska

Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area has 0 snake and 34 spider species on record, from 0 licensed snake and 795 spider records. No venomous snake or spider reaches the county list.

0snake species
34spider species
0venomous
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What spiders are in Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area?

In all, 34 spider species are on the Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area list. The most recorded are the common west coast woodland spider (75), Sisicottus nesides (46) and Tenuiphantes zelatus (30). Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area holds more than half of all Alaska records of Grammonota subarctica.

Common west coast woodland spider
Common west coast woodland spiderCybaeus reticulatus75 records
Same family (Linyphiidae): Frontinella pyramitelaSame family (Linyphiidae): Frontinella pyramitela
Sisicottus nesides46 records
Tenuiphantes zelatus
Tenuiphantes zelatus30 records
Miller dwarf weaver
Miller dwarf weaverErigone aletris29 records
Same family (Linyphiidae): Frontinella pyramitelaSame family (Linyphiidae): Frontinella pyramitela
Sisicottus panopeus28 records
Morose woodland spider
Morose woodland spiderCybaeus morosus22 records
Pocadicnemis pumila
Pocadicnemis pumila21 records
Dana sheet-web micro-weaver
Dana sheet-web micro-weaverMicrolinyphia dana20 records
#SpeciesRecordsShare of Alaska records
1Common west coast woodland spider
Cybaeus reticulatus
756%
2
Sisicottus nesides
469%
3
Tenuiphantes zelatus
306%
4Miller dwarf weaver
Erigone aletris
2922%
5
Sisicottus panopeus
2821%
6Morose woodland spider
Cybaeus morosus
2223%
7
Pocadicnemis pumila
216%
8Dana sheet-web micro-weaver
Microlinyphia dana
2019%
9
Pardosa dorsuncata
208%
10
Robertus vigerens
1911%
11Long-jawed orb weaver
Tetragnatha laboriosa
1615%
12
Grammonota subarctica
1558%
13
Ceratinops inflatus
142%
14Common six-spotted cobweaver
Rugathodes sexpunctatus
143%
15Shiny wolf spider
Pardosa moesta
136%
16Versicolor long-jawed orbweaver
Tetragnatha versicolor
1320%
17
Walckenaeria cornuella
133%
18Sixspotted orbweaver
Araniella displicata
1113%
19
Trochosa terricola
1121%
20
Agyneta perspicua
107%
21
Dirksia cinctipes
1014%
22
Metellina curtisi
1017%
23Pirate otter spider
Pirata piraticus
1019%
24
Callobius pictus
911%
25
Mythoplastoides erectus
727%
26Ornamental orbweaver
Larinioides patagiatus
714%
27
Clubiona pacifica
57%
28
Cybaeopsis wabritaska
521%
29
Dictyna major
510%
30Nordmann's orbweaver spider
Araneus nordmanni
59%
31
Pimoa altioculata
512%
32
Antistea brunnea
414%
33Pacific sector orbweaver
Zygiella dispar
37%
34Cone-shaped orbweaver
Cyclosa conica
23%
Source: GBIF records located in Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area (GADM level 2), read 2026-09-29. Listed from records under any license; counts are CC0/CC BY only.

When are spiders out in Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area?

Observation records of spiders in Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area run mostly May through August, peaking in August with 43% of them, the same peak as Alaska as a whole.

January: 0 observation records (0%)JanFebruary: 0 observation records (0%)FebMarch: 0 observation records (0%)MarApril: 0 observation records (0%)AprMay: 80 observation records (21%)May21%June: 75 observation records (20%)Jun20%July: 55 observation records (14%)Jul14%August: 165 observation records (43%)Aug43%September: 7 observation records (2%)SepOctober: 0 observation records (0%)OctNovember: 0 observation records (0%)NovDecember: 0 observation records (0%)Dec

What stands out in Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area

Species for which Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area holds a large share of all Alaska records: Grammonota subarctica, 58% (15 of 26); the morose woodland spider, 23% (22 of 95); the Miller dwarf weaver, 22% (29 of 132); Trochosa terricola, 21% (11 of 52); Sisicottus panopeus, 21% (28 of 135); the versicolor long-jawed orbweaver, 20% (13 of 66); the pirate otter spider, 19% (10 of 52); the Dana sheet-web micro-weaver, 19% (20 of 107).

Common in Alaska, not on the Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area list

Among the spiders most recorded across Alaska, these do not reach the county list: Symmigma minimum (398 statewide), Pardosa lapponica (265 statewide) and the hump-headed shield sheetweaver (245 statewide). Few records here can mean the species is rare in the county, or that few people have looked.

Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon Census Area among Alaska counties

GBIF records read 2026-09-29. Listed: any license. Counted: CC0/CC BY only. How we count.

About these numbers

A species is listed for a state once GBIF holds at least 10 records of it located inside the state by coordinates, under any license. Every count, share, month and county shown is computed only from records published under CC0 or CC BY, so a listed species can show few or no counted records. Monthly patterns show when people record snakes and spiders, which also reflects when people are outdoors. Venomous status follows taxonomy: pit vipers and coral snakes; widow and recluse spiders; the Arizona bark scorpion. Records filed under older names count for the species they belong to today. Full methodology.