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17 comments:
Don't have to buy a pet, there's plenty here already!
Dast ist true meine kleiner pet.
I'm NOT your "little pet" Albrecht von Krappa! I do know what I'm talking about ... :)
Looks poisonous to me. Imagine being caught in that web on the last image.
That bottom web was the width of five people Ces! None of these are poisonous. Trust me ;)
I think I will be safe with you in the woods, Anon. I will trust you with these spiders. Five people! That depends on how big the people are, don't you think?
Even if we lined up five newborns, the web is quite large, Ces :) Hhehee they look funny hanging there! The SPIDER!!
What little artists they are creating this geometric piece of beauty. And when the sun shine on them with the morning dew, they look simply divine.
Agree they are fine artists Indigo-daisy :) It would have been more romantic seeing them in the morning due, unfortunately this was just another very wet lunchtime!
Cool,
I love spiders.
Excellent! You can eat the spider and save the newborns Ruela! Mwhahahaha
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like jewels
Simon, best time to photograph webs is when they're wet. Aussie girls imagine them as necklaces :)
These are the spider webs in horror movies where you walk through the forest and then bumped into one of these and all of a sudden you are a spiderwebbed mummy or if you have children, you can be the spiderwebbed mommy.
HAHHAAAA, we are all spiderwebbed mummies Down Under Ces! I have a funny story about translating my son's website into Japanese and finding out I was calling his Host Mother a mummy in Japanese! It was very embarrassing and all I could think about was how important manners are for the Japanese :O Luckily my Son taught her Aussie humour :)
Eeeeeiiiik!
And wow... Never one will see anything like that here in the winter! Beautiful webs - scary web makers. Shudder...
Hhehheee, just because you can't see them doesn't mean they aren't there Albina! MWHAHHAHAHAAA
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