Hundreds of funnel webs in junipers = recent spider hatch. Spiderlings build webs immediately to catch first meals. Most die; survivors control spider mites and other juniper pests.
One egg sac = dozens of spiderlings. High mortality—birds, cannibalism, starvation. Within weeks, only a few territorial adults remain.
Leave them alone. They're free pest control. Funnel weavers (Agelenidae) are harmless to humans/pets. No treatment needed or recommended.



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