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2.10.14.. loved the colours of this web on littlest F's swing.. it felt properly cold this morning though!
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This was shot in total darkness. I used a flashlight to get the focus. Only shot I have ever made with a flash, so far.
For those who watched 1960s US cartoons, this lyric will be a reminder...
Spiderman, Spiderman,
Does whatever a spider can
Spins a web, any size,
Catches thieves just like flies
Look Out!
Here comes the Spiderman.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o29VoxtsFk
(Yeah, I know that the song can be annoying, but it has that nostalgia thing goin')
(67/365) I was busy washing up when I noticed a Dung fly caught in a cobweb outside the kitchen window. Quick as a flash the spider pounced on the fly & it was a wrap. I popped outside to get the photo. View Large to see the black dog hair! Poor spider, those dog hairs get everywhere. HWW x 3 and HBBBT!
I was fascinated by this orb weaver web's unique, dragonfly-shaped stabilimentum. I've read a few explanations for these conspicuous structures found in some orb weaver webs -- that they make the web more visible to birds, so that birds don't accidentally fly through the web and destroy it; that the stabilimentum silk reflects UV light and attracts prey; or that the structure simply helps hide the spider by disguising its outline. In any case, the structure of this one was interesting.