In these webs, the spiders are ready and waiting for their prey.
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- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
8 comments:
Spiders are creepy, but still I love to see their webs. Very nice shots!
It does not bother me hehe. The web is awesome unlike some spiders web that I see here it's too thin I can't hardly see ^_^
That note is for my daughters, who will not look...
I like the dew on the webs more than I like the spiders.
It's a nature's wonders. Im so amazed.
EEEEKKKKK great shots....
Nice--that's one cool spider, with its legs twined in pairs.
Fantastic web, and you've captured it so well, but the spider..eww :-)
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