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Nope, not to worry. They will soon disperse, become 'lunch', or end up as adult spiders performing sentry duty around your yard and home.

Judging by the photograph, I'd say that this is one of the harvestman 'spiders ', which aren't true spiders. Its long, hinged legs and the wide attachment of the cephalothorax and abdomen, making it look like it has just one chubby body segment. It 'could ' be the angle from which the picture was taken, but I'm pretty sure you have a species of Opiliones....not a spider (Araneae)

The spider on the right is Nephila clavipes, called the Golden Silk spider. Quite remarkable, isn't she? It's a bit difficult to identify the other one, as the image appears to be taken from the underside. It 'might' be Argiope argentata, Silver Argiope. She is certainly one of the argiope spiders, regardless.