Wordless Wednesday – 13 July
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The world is best viewed through the ears of a horse.
Random thoughts, life lessons, hopes and dreams
Creating & Capturing Life's Precious Moments
Words and Images from around the World
This blog is my creative outlet where I can share my photos, my travels, my random thoughts and a bit of myself.
Some of my favorite photos
Capturing nature's peacefulness one photo at a time.
poetry and prose
Looking at life through photography and words
Life and times of The Rolling Stones
photography and life
I just want to tell you stories...
Celebrating God's creatures, birds and plants...
Real & Virtual Worlds
Everybody has a story. Here's a little of mine.
facts and fiction
Following the Path to the Past
Exploring my world with pictures and words.
bushboys world
I like the light in this.
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Thanks janet, the web caught my eye so had to get the photo 🙂
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Very nice
At first I though it was glass (from the little image in the reader)
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Thank you Yvette 🙂 I can see that as well
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☀️😊
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When we were in Australia, I took photo’s of spider webs on Frazer island. Huge spider webs. I did not wait to see the size of the spiders though.
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Spider webs are hard not to get photos of. I wonder where the spiders were, probably watching you. Were the webs golden?
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Let me check my photos
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Great capture!
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Thank you Aletta 🙂
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I wrote the blog about Australian spiders and linked it to you. Do you know what type of spiders they are?
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The ones with gold or yellow webs are Golden Orb Weavers. I hope this helps Dr Christa 🙂
PS I haven’t seen the link
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Hi, I thought so. What a beautiful name for spiders.
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The females weave the web and are large spiders. The males are very small. Females are 4 – 4.5 cm long but the tiny males are only 5 – 6 mm long (body length) The females leg span can be 15cm!!
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O my word, that is scary large!
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