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Araneidae ...
Up very early one morning and saw these orb-weaver spider webs, lots of them, covered in dew, draped all over a row of Bradford pears. The smallest was the size of the palm of my hand, the largest 6 feet tall and 4 feet across. A photo of one of the architects ends the series.
Didn't even try to guess at a species ...
Spotted on Sep 27, 2011
Submitted on Jun 23, 2013
15 Comments
Thank you, Gladys ... how neat that you're doing Project Noah as a learning experience for your sons. Grrrreat idea.
Gorgeous capture!
Thanks for your kind comments, iPhotography, and welcome to Project Noah!
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Truely beautiful and amazing! Thank you for posting it on my mission (Geometry of the Nature)!
its a very matching masterpiece! :O
Thank you, Marta ... great morning!
Beautiful web!
Thank you, Adarsha.
Picture perfect :)
Thanks, Landmark and Subin!
Nice snap
love the last one suzanne it's a great web series!
It was a memorable morning, Jemma. I was there to photograph an early morning event and there they were, hundreds of them. I'd never seen that many spider webs in one place. A little overwhelming, a wonderful gift for me.
lovely. We had two little orb weaver spiderlings. The phoebes with fledglings fed them to their babies.Once it gets really warm,more might show up.We never had these many phoebes before.
Thank you, Ava T-B.
Lovely series.