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Evansburg State Park, PA
I was so amazed by the detail of this web. Such hard work by this little guy. This is a close-up crop of the other post.
billowing morning spider web well above my head
lucky to have found you my dear or your web I'd have to shed
It can be a little alarming to look out over a meadow at morning and see all the spider webs, made visible by droplets of dew. Right now, hardly a bush nor clump of wild grass isn't crowned by the bizarre, double layered web of the Bowl-and-Doily Spider (an insect is knocked out of the air by the tangle of webs above, then falls into the bowl below, where the tiny spider is waiting). When the dew evaporates, the webs disappear -- you'd never even know they're there!
Credit: Michael Schramm/USFWS
This spider web was on my deck this morning I was trying to get the light reflecting off of this toward the camera as the sun was behind me.
I think this is quite interesting because off the water reflecting the light as white.
The difference between utility and utility plus beauty is the difference between telephone wires and the spider web.
- Edwin Way Teale
Tried to find something cheery this morning to photograph - no luck!
On the plus side I got to chat to two fellow Oxford Flickrites today in real life :-)
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The heavy fog & dew covered everything yesterday. It's hard to see the water drops on the spider, but it was covered and very wet. Pretty amazing looking to see such tiny drops of water all over the web.
الملكة رانيا خلال مشاركتها في قمة "الويب" 2022
لشبونة، البرتغال / 2 تشرين الثاني 2022
Queen Rania at the Web Summit
Lisbon, Portugal / 2 November 2022
© Royal Hashemite Court
Spiders creep me out, but I can't help but love and admire the remarkable intricate nature of their webs.
The young Orb Weavers started showing up about a week ago, they are about 1/3 of their adult size. Right now they are making webs about 3 feet across - by summers edge the webs will be ten feet across. They make them at night and eat them at sunrise and hide from the sun. Just a really interesting spider.
Spiders web at night illuminated by security light.
2 sec exposure at f/2, ISO400, manual focus, on tripod.