Walking along a wooded trail way back when, I noticed a leaf in mid-air. On closer inspection I saw it had been caught in a spider’s web on its way down. The web was stretched between two trees. Aren’t they amazing these tiny architects of nature? My plant app says the leaf is from a Sweetgum tree.
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I am always fascinated by these works of art—these webs—and by how strong the threads are and how large they can be, especially when wind and rain come along. A great photo!
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What a beautiful shot of this spider web... I love their webs but only in pictures :))
ReplyDeleteA midweek hug for you, Andreja!
Yes lovely photo. Spider webs are amazing structures and awful to walk into.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness it wasn't a spider. Since I'm on my way to bed, I would have really had nightmares!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Denise, and taken so well.
ReplyDeleteIt must be a vegan spider
ReplyDeleteThey are very amazing. They apparently want me to notice how amazing because I frequently walk out my front door and straight into a spider web.
ReplyDeleteI noticed several single leaves suspended in the air, while on a recent drive through a local park. Each of them had a beauty of their own.
ReplyDeleteSpiders are fascinating, indeed. We have one in the downstairs bathroom. He or she has lived there for several months now; no trouble, no inconvenience, and we get along famously.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy seeing odd things like this when I'm outside anywhere anytime. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteNature is amazing, great photo Denise.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a happy Wednesday!
Great photo!
ReplyDeleteThat is a fun shot! Screams Autumn!
ReplyDeleteGood that you saw and appreciated such a small detail.
ReplyDeleteThe intricacy of weaving in a spider web is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI do so admire spider webs from afar...this was a great snap Denise
ReplyDeleteHugs cecilia