I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Wed Sept 02
Just some spiders I found in the garden
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11 years agolast modified: 11 years agoYellow garden spiders are my favorite--they do a lot of good too. Thanks, Casey!
A cemetery I photographed this week.
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11 years agoThe bee was still alive and struggling. The spider was being careful. 15 minutes later the bee was still and the spider was far away. I could not get a good shot of them like that.
11 years agoI love spiders! and hummers...and a cemetery can be beautiful.
I also love fresh from the garden veggies too! But I am a bit overwhelmed with what daughter brought over yesterday. This includes 2 pints of canned pizza sauce. There is still a similar amount of veggies left in the fridge that she brought last week, including 2 pints of dill pickles.
11 years agoGreat pics ! I still have green beans, growing up a sunflower, right off the back porch, easy to pick!
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Last night as I walked into the bedroom, I saw a wolf spider with a leg span of almost 3 inches. I got a picture but didn't copy it off the camera. I didn't know it would be today's theme :-)
Here's a Jumping Spider that I saw on a hornet nest. My thought was: "This won't end well"
11 years agoNot my picture per se, but MY boy. The flutes like to catch each other and then post it online. One of my favorite people took this one. She's a sweetheart, refusing to call me anything other than Mrs. _____, even when I said, "We're family in band. Call me Robin."
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