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Happy Halloween. Thought the markings on this orb spiders abdomen looked like vampire teeth!
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I was going to take a picture of a spider too to make a diptych, but I couldn't find one.
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New Year's Day 2009, Derbyshire, England. Heavy frost. Too lazy & hung over to venture past my garden.
Another shot from the other day. Before the wet morning I saw one or two webs, with the dew it looked liked the Kingdom of the Spiders.
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7 November 2019; Aram Attar, TytchMe, on Startup Workshops Stage during the final day of Web Summit 2019 at the Altice Arena in Lisbon, Portugal. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Web Summit via Sportsfile
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The Nursery web spider is a common spider of grassland and scrub, and is often seen sunbathing among Brambles and Stinging Nettles. The adults are active hunters and do not spin a web to catch food, instead using a quick sprint to capture flies and other insects. The female carries her large, round egg-sac in her fangs. When the young are about to hatch, she builds a silk sheet among the vegetation to act as a tent, sheltering them until they are old enough to leave on their own.
An army of creepy crawlies has spun a 30ft-long caterpillar web near a DIY store in Stirling, Scotland.
Thousands of the tiny creatures have created a silky canopy over bushes outside Wickes in Sprinkerse while they feed.
The web provides protection so they can munch away happily, secure from predators.
They are likely to be Ermine moth caterpillars which are known to create spectacular webs.
I was on the Stella river banks taking some photos with the wide-to-normal zoom lenses, when I noticed this spider web just a few steps far away. I must say that my effort to take a good photo of it were frustrated, as photographing this kind of Nature wonders requires high quality lenses and a great skill. Though I could not help taking some 20 photos. This is probably the best, or the less worst as we say in Italian.