I found this tiny spider in the middle of what I believe is a sheetweb constructed on an azalea bush branch in my yard.

The web is about three inches across and is composed of multiple strands running back and forth, not in any particular order that I can discern.

The spider is not shy and pretty much ignored my setting up the focus on my camera through the many strands of the web, even though I managed to bump the mass several times.

He/she alternated between hanging immobile as shown and repairing damage done by a recently ensnared moth that was still fluttering about.

I didn't notice any attempt to bite the moth to stop this. I wonder does this type not poison its prey?

The body and legs of the spider span about 1/8".

Can anyone identify this tiny spider for me?

Thank you.