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After a day of soggy fog the sun broke through for 10 minutes before it set for the day.
Fortunately I'd nipped out down the lane and had my camera with me, right time, right place for once.
No time to mess about as the light went as quick as it came, it was gone by the time I'd fired off a couple of shots.
Straight out of camera, no time to mess. Canon 90D with my 18-135 at 135mm
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web weaver: sometimes the most destructive places in our lives are those that we willingly step into.
This was the inside of a Turkish Tent at the end of the Painshill Park HIstoric Route. I only had my macro lens on so not a particularly good image of the webs, but I couldn't resist when I looked up! HWW/HA
This Banana Spider weaves big webs that are up to three feet wide. It's a dangerous insect that has poisonous venom, and they live in warm climates. It's called a banana spider because of yellow markings on its back and legs. We saw this one on a bike trail in Inverness, Florida.
Spiders Web on the top of a friends hedges, sitting there all quiet, I touched it gently but nothing popped up.
I've seen quite a few of these I think Nursery Web spiders resting on leaves but they are very small at about 5-6mm, don't know if they are juvenile
A foggy morning produced some interesting webs at my office park.
Day 55 of my 365 project for 2015.
Week 8 of my weekly project for 2015.