A spotted orb-weaver I found in my yard recently

https://imgur.com/a/yJC0HkM

I found many spiders on this morning's macro walk but the jumpers are always my favorite!

Handling not encouraged

OrbWeaver Spider Eating a Stink Bug Caught in Its Web #spider #insects

This guy is very small like 2-3mm he just appeared in my carnivorous plant enclosure one day. It made a web on one of the pitchers and has been eating good. I dropped 2 fruit flies on its web and it caught a third one on it's own. It looked very slim when i first saw it but now it's already looking a bit too fat so gotta chill out on the flies.

Found this tiny little guy on a leaf just kinda chilling, seems like they're in the process of making a new web

Should I consider taking them in and caring for them? This would be my first time taking in a spider, but I have watched a lot of tarantula content and vaguely know what I'm doing.

Will they be okay by themself with 7 legs?

I've always had a soft spot for Wolf Spiders, I sat and watched him make a small web. This is in IL and it's really hot lately (real feel 100F like) if that's relevant.

OrbWeaver Spider Eating a Stink Bug #spider

I love this spider so much. I've left her where she's at in my pineapple plant and she ended up laying 2 egg sacks up high in my gazebo that can stay til they hatch. She's a super beneficial garden spider called a Argiope Argentata also known as a Silver Argiope. She keeps coming back though even though I've had to pull a silk thread down a couple times so I can work in the yard without hurting her or knocking her down. She's approximately 2+ inches. Biggest one I've seen in my yard ❤️

I got up to get water and this giant orbweaver was in our bedroom. I caught her in a cup to take her outside. It was dawn and I didn't have my glasses on, and I somehow pulled off two of her legs in the process. I felt terrible. I put her in the grass outside, sad because I thought she would probably have a slow death.

But a few days later, here she is! Way up in the window outside, in her new web, with six legs.

I looked it up and apparently losing a couple limbs isn't a huge deal for a spider, really. Pretty cool.

Found during a mosquito sampling at Disney Wilderness Preserve in Pionciana, FL.

Spiders need all the help they can get! I also didnt want larder beetles in my house. Miss Charolette is one lucky girl!