While I saw dozens of spider webs on that foggy day when I took the Spider Web Series photos, I saw no spiders. I suspect that the moisture that covered the silk strands of each web kept the spiders conveniently off of their webs and allowed the webs to remain undisturbed and ready for me to come along to take my photos. Here is another one of the webs.
I was recently out in the Cherokee Marsh on a foggy morning and noticed that the mist from the fog had collected on what were a startling number of spider webs in the area. I am no special fan of spider webs but some of these were quite remarkable as they glistened like they were coated with jewels. I’m will posting some of the photos I have taken of those spider webs as we approach Halloween.
Here is my entry this week for the “Photo Friday Challenge – Nature Walk.” Entries must be published separately as a permanent page per the contest rules, which means they don’t show up as a post unless I post the entry again here. My entry is a little spooky, but I think it meets the challenge theme. Let me know what you think.
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This may not be what most people consider a nature walk, but what walk could be more natural than a spider web?
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