GrannyJ: Queen Anne's lace there was very Bryonic -- wind-tossed and moody in afternoon light.
Dale: I agree -- normally I don't get a shiver from a spider, but the dead bone-white of its belly and the slightly horrible translucence of its pale thorax and head...bbbrrrrrrr!
Pod: It was very very tiny...but I'm feeling a little more empathy for the ant than the spider this time around.
What a beautiful spider... and some of the more daucus of carota I have witnessed! Oh, sure there are lots of carota... but daucus? You don't see that every day...
Hey all y'all -- I took a real day off today (as opposed to my two recent vacations, which were both liberally festooned with work projects) and it's so nice to wander back to your schtuff!
Bubba: *snork* :-)
Shelly: Oregon had far fewer obvious biting things than Texas -- hey, I could sit on the grass and play with my nephew, something fireants have rendered challenging in Texas -- but that spider? Bbbbbrrrrrr.
Polona: You're right -- I have seen them in action, and I am sure glad they're very tiny.
Very romantic flowers.
ReplyDeleteWow. I'm not usually spooked by spiders, but this one spooks me.
ReplyDeleteoh what a tiny thing...and how lovely to have so many feetsies tickled by all those tiny flowers
ReplyDeleteHi folks!
ReplyDeleteGrannyJ: Queen Anne's lace there was very Bryonic -- wind-tossed and moody in afternoon light.
Dale: I agree -- normally I don't get a shiver from a spider, but the dead bone-white of its belly and the slightly horrible translucence of its pale thorax and head...bbbrrrrrrr!
Pod: It was very very tiny...but I'm feeling a little more empathy for the ant than the spider this time around.
What a beautiful spider... and some of the more daucus of carota I have witnessed! Oh, sure there are lots of carota... but daucus? You don't see that every day...
ReplyDeleteOh, look... I see it's time for my Seconal. Tata!
Well, I must say, you've got us feeling all over for crawly things.
ReplyDeleteGood to have you back.
i doubt the ant has a chance if he's after it... these little fellas are fierce predators
ReplyDeleteHey all y'all -- I took a real day off today (as opposed to my two recent vacations, which were both liberally festooned with work projects) and it's so nice to wander back to your schtuff!
ReplyDeleteBubba: *snork* :-)
Shelly: Oregon had far fewer obvious biting things than Texas -- hey, I could sit on the grass and play with my nephew, something fireants have rendered challenging in Texas -- but that spider? Bbbbbrrrrrr.
Polona: You're right -- I have seen them in action, and I am sure glad they're very tiny.