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Made by a Nursery Web spider. If you view Large you can see the newly hatched spiderlings inside. For Web Wednesdays group www.flickr.com/groups/webwednesdays HWW!
"Man follows the Earth
Earth follows the Universe
The Universe follows the Tao
The Tao follows only itself."
Lao Tse, Tao Te Ching
This guy built his web across our veranda. On taking this shot, I was initially concerned he was going to drop onto me, or leap onto the front of the camera lens. Such a confrontation would surely end in death for one of us!
However, as I watched this guy quietly go about his life for an hour or more through the lens, I couldn't help but feel a degree of admiration. I don't want anything to harm this spider now.
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No sign of any spider and a struggling fly - I felt for the fly
I released it after cleaning off the sticky silk threads from its back legs. One wing was damaged but it could still fly, not sure how it will survive to hunt and mate but maybe it has a chance.
I'm a softy. But I am comfortable with that.
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As you see, the web is above the gutter level of the roof, which is about twenty-five to thirty feet. Must've been good insect eats. The berries are sterile, or, at least, none of our trees have produced offspring in past few years.
Not had much opportunity of late to get my camera out as Christmas has taken over and children have been poorly. However when I spotted this frosty web outside my house this morning I couldn't resist the opportunity!
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Set as cover photo for Explore Reloaded! on 2 April 2024.
This spider was making a web when I found it, I shot this at 300mm and used my flash on the camera. The lighter spot was a leaf reflecting light, I tried to align it up with the spider and the shadows went dark, image was cropped.
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This web appeared more glorious in the morning after catching water. Its designer never intended for it to be so.
This common Black and Yellow Garden Spider weaves its web as it traverses the reed seeking an escape route.
This spider is attractive, beneficial to the environment, and generally harmless.