On Sunday, we got just the western edge of the hurricane, so lots of wind.
I wonder whether the spider cleaned up her web, or just made a new one.
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
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7 comments:
I sometimes find myself the accidental destroyer of spider webs when I go into my backyard garden in the mornings. I love your captures of these nearly invisible ropes and think what a shame it is for all that effort to be suddenly ruined.
Bad Irene...
They make them so fast, great shots.
Its kind of amazing that the web, thought broken, is still there.
I think it's amazing that after the wind and rain, the spider web is still there!
I haven't had much success getting pictures of spiderwebs. These macros are wonderful.
It is so amazing how a storm can come through and do much destruction, but a thin spider web stands.
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