What kind of spider is this?

About the size of your fingernail

My son found this in northern Virginia. Blue wings, pretty, but does it sting

Out camping in Oregon

Found this huge body spider on my tent out camping on the Oregon coast, any ideas?

Who dis chonky boy/girl?

Found this beefy beetle strolling the streets of Ohiopyle, PA. Thumb for scale.

What's this spider I almost grabbed in my woodpile?

Location is the Olympia, Wa

Eastern Missouri

On my mock lemon shrub Is this an empty husk? Doesn’t seem to be alive

What is this on my broccoli rabe? Found in Bay area, California, USA.

Several found and are suspects in eating my broccoli rabe plant

Is this an Indian meal moth? If so do I need to throw out all the grains in my house? How bad is it that I’ve seen about 15 throughout my house?

what is this golden spider thingy? (Philippines)

Who this? Orange body, black back with a white X

what’s this bug outside my window?

Location is northwest Maryland. Pardon me for not attempting to go outside to get a better picture but this insect is about as big as the upper digit of my thumb! It seems pretty intent on trying to get into my house, repeatedly flying into the glass windows and crawling around the outer windowsill as if looking for a way to tunnel in. I actually just encountered another one of this kind about twenty minutes ago in my basement. It must have flown in when I opened the basement door to let my dog out. I saw it as it flew into the wall directly next to me and fell dazed to the floor, so I quickly stomped it, picked it up in a paper towel and trashed it. I thought that first one was a one-off but now that there’s at least one more thwacking itself against the windowpane I’m worried that they’re looking to form a nest or trying to get into my attic to overwinter or something. If this image isn’t good enough to make an ID then I can always try to dig the other one’s body out of the trash and take a photo of it but I kind of wish to avoid that. They’re as large as carpenter bees but I don’t believe they’re carpenter bees. Thank you in advance!