How we greet the seasons and know there is a pattern is a wisdom that comes only with experience.
I thought my Passion Flower was finally blooming when I saw something glowing in the leaves. Upon closer inspection I discover it was a nest newly hatched spiders, probably the children of the majestic papal spiders that graced our shrubs all last summer and fall. Even though the wind was blowing I was able to them swinging in the was they were already spinning.
I probably should have saved these for next week’s Macro Challenge because each spider is the size of a pin head. Today however I feel like they capture the essences and promise of the nature of spring.
I would love the hear what you think.
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I have never witnessed anything like this!! You are so lucky to have captured it.
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It was a treat to see only lasted one day and they were gone. Off to grow big for the fall.
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Wow, a true sign of a season’s surprises, thanks for capturing such a natural event that we rarely spy. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Yes total treat. I’ll probably be posting topics of them all grown up in the late summer.
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Great photos! And I love your comparison to twinkle lights!
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A friend gave it the name twinkle lights. Thanks.
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Fantastic captures. Well done
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Good eyes, Carol. This is a challenging subject for a photo and you pulled it off. Well done.
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Fortunately I could sit on the steps and shoot away. Depth of field can be a problem with these little bit ties.
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Yes, it can be a challenge, but you made it work.
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Quite a spotting, Carol. Glad I could virtually enjoy it. 🙂
janet
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I got lucky seeing this for sure. Happy to share it virtually.
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