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Morning Dew reveals a hidden world - the delicacy of Spider webs on hedgerows.
Jurassic Coast at Beer, East Devon.
Jurassic Coast Walk on South West Coastal Path (SWCP), Exmouth to Weymouth section.
I was walking along a forest track on my way to photograph birds yesterday when I noticed this web overhead in a tree. We had rain the night before but sun in the morning made a dazzling display!
Hope you have a sparkling Wednesday
Spinnennetz im Garten
Conweb in my garden
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One of several spiders we saw on Skyline Drive the other day. The misty fog was rolling up over the ridge (which was very cool to watch) and while it wasn't raining actually all the webs were standing out due to the water droplets. I believe this is an Orb Weaver spider but not sure which one. I tried a quick Google Image search, but honestly by the time I was half through looking at a page of spiders, I was thoroughly creeped out and could imagine them crawling on me. Spiders are interesting and some quite beautiful, as long as they are Outside in Their environment and stay out of My environment! LOL Happy Sabbath and a great weekend everyone! :)
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Berlin Oberbaumbrücke at blue hour.
I like this picture alot, because there is so much too see.
The quietness of this lonely boat in the water and in background the big citylife.
Have a nice week ahead.
Canon 550D
Hong Kong
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Black-crested Titmouse (Baeolophus atricristatus)
Lost Maples State Natural Area, Texas, U.S.A.
According to the IUCN Red List, the Black-crested Titmouse has approximately 1,200,000 mature individuals with a population trend that is increasing.
IUCN Red List Assessment (2025): Least Concern
I decided to go back to Webb Bridge to see how it looked in the night light. I think it is better this way.
A tiny spider's web dangles in the morning light hoping for breakfast.
Can you find the Spider?
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Close-up of this spider with it's meal..... inside the web !
Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.
Have a safe and happy day dear Flickr friends !
As I was making my way back to the car after a great visit to Roma Street Parkland, this little guy caught my eye. It had set up home well out of harm's way, overlooking two public pathways, one on which I was standing some distance away, the other about 5 metres below.
Sorry, but I don't know what sort of spider this is.
I was walking through Mark Burnham Park early Tuesday evening and the sun was catching a network of small branches just the right way to create the illusion of a massive diagonal spider web through the trees. I have the benefit of having been there, and know what I should see, so hopefully you can also see the illusion in this shot. Wishing you all a gorgeous green Thursday!