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There were layers and layers of webs that were visible because of the dew. One shot looked almost gray because of the overlap of so many webs.

 

Saw these while out waymarking today.

between 2 boathouses

Taken at Tophill Low nature reserve, East Yorkshire, UK.

I have a tiny garden, but many beings live there.

It takes quite a bit of work to create a home that has a proper location and can balance on the upper tier stocks.

Oh yes if you look at the top left stock you will see a snail crawling without a shell.

 

Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.

 

Have a safe day at home dear Flickr friends !

Elizabeth Street Garden, SoHo, New York

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This is one of the exit tunnels from the southbound Bakerloo line at London Waterloo. Its clean white tiles and spiders web look make it one of my favorites on the network.

The Armour-Stiner Octagon House, Irvington, NY

A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "Holes". A house spider has created a hole in its web, creating a tunnel leading to its home.

Seeking bokeh around Mobile Bay.

In my garden today. Im not a lover of spiders but I do like these. Zoom in for more detail.....or maybe not :)))

 

The Nursery Web Spider (Pisaurina mira) is called so because the female makes a silken nursery web for its young and guards over it; she will not leave her egg sac until all the spiderlings have hatched and dispersed.

 

Road to Dannevirke, and the turn off to the rugby ground.

The goatsbeard's out in the ravine. I love it!

The morning sun illuminates an orb spider web on a recent windy morning. With the light coming in at an acute angle from behind, each strand in the web polarizes the light that passes through it.

We had some rain yesterday after a long dry spell and the spiders had to do some repair or completely rebuild their webs.

Dew on a web, providing a curtain to the world behind.

Arabesque Orbweaver

Neoscona arabesca

This is my Halloween costume. Spider and iridescent web. My grandsons asked what I was dressing up as for Halloween.

Creating a home with integrity and respect, this spider has the mojo and confidence, that to survive you must also give it your very best in building a well constructed web....Home Sweet Home !

 

Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.

 

Thank you to everyone for your visits to my photo-stream....very much appreciated.

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