Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Wind
The Dragon speeds along in the wind
The Tiger looks apprehensive as the wind seems to drop……
….and ends up in the tree
The happy little orange kits sails on regardless
The flying penguin and others
Tag: #ows
The gentle touch upon a flower
I found this on the beach
Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Blob
A bit of added arty enhancement by my bestie and myself in our beach side fun
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Six
Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Six
Six
He looked upon
the rusty steel
six
it said.
Pondering
why six?
not really permanent
written like that.
Chalk
he surmised.
weathered with age.
Looking again
no clue to
this mystery.
It just said
Six
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Not Spring here
Debbie’s One Word Sunday
I know Debbie has given leeway with the theme of Spring and let us down under do Autumn but today has been more like Summer 30C+ so to resolve my quandary of what I should post, here is Spring. For the technical minded among you, it is from my Grey Fergie tractor
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Bottoms up
Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Light
A lot of people were intrigued and liked the spiral staircase and glass “bubbles” in my post for last weeks One Word Sunday. This week how about seeing what it looks like from the bottom up
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Only a mother……
The empty chair
Feeling like nothing
Smallest one around here
Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Smallest
I am always showing all those weird and wonderful creatures from around here. Some of the spiders I have posted I must admit have been rather on the large side. So without the usual warning great big space so those who can’t can. This is a Jewel Spider. More after you have sen this wonderful beauty
The above is a Female and is about 12mm long – half inchish The Males grow to a whopping 5mm – quarter inchish.
“You don’t have to worry about this arachnoid, they are harmless. Although many specialists think their toxicity is uncertain, this spider is considered to be too small to cause human illness. They are not very aggressive (they rarely bite) and their venom glands are only normally used to subdue prey (Atkinson 2011). If you are bitten by this spider, you will probably feel temporary reactions like redness, swelling, or itching can sometimes be experienced on the bite area. Overall, these spiders when disturbed, will try to escape by clambering upside-down along their support threads to nearby shelter (Framenau 2014)..” https://www.integratesustainability.com.au/2019/12/12/meet-the-australian-spider-with-a-thing-for-christmas-the-christmas-spider-austracantha-minax/
Hop onto the website – it is a very interesting very small spider
