Start with a loop from one dead tree to the next.
Cobwebs are at the top of the dead tree, not between Suzy's ears!
This is my favorite.
Spiders at the pond stay busy!
- Kelly
- Making my way through the ups and downs of life, holding fast to my favorite Bible verse: "For we walk by faith, not by sight." ~2 Corinthians 5:7. I began blogging in earnest at Yahoo360 on October 24, 2005. (briefly using LiveJournal and blog-city prior to that) In June 2008 I moved to Blogger. I'm now at WordPress where I hope to remain.
11 comments:
Wow what great shots! That last one is amazing. Busy spiders!
Very cool shots!!!
Great photos! I have the same favorite.
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You'd wonder how they do it over the water.
Grand shot of the dog going 'what's she doing all over there.
Is that that noxious weed, the water Hyacinth under the hound.
These are beautiful!
Never mind busy spiders Cool Joe - these look like BIG spiders.
Wonderfully captured Kelly, thanks for sharing.
Vince - We have two different menaces in our pond, neither of which I know the real name of: the water lilies you can see in the bottom two photos and the grass you can see along the bank in the top two photos. Both threaten to take over our pond! We've just added quite a few more grass carp to eat the weeds and are spraying both in an attempt to kill them off. Has to be done in sections, though, to keep from sucking the oxygen out of the water and killing the fish.
Oh I just love that last one! It amazes me how spiders can create the fabulous ambitious webs.
Their webs are stunning, but I hate it when they spin their threads across our hall in the middle of the night so I run into them when I go to the loo. And such a waste of time because when I´ve been there, they´ll have to start all over again ;)
Dorte, you home-wrecker! :) That's what I use to call my kids when they'd walk through a web. I hate the feel of one in my face!
Blogger was down on some comments!!! AWESOME!!!!!!!!
J
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