
The accent of the light against the back of the web gave a nice effect, but I was not able to capture that with the camera. You can't see it now, but there is a spider in the middle of the web, waiting for a bug to come along and get caught. I was a meanie though, and broke one of the lower support threads, so the web collapsed against the light. By morning the web and spider were both gone.
THATS A COOL PICTURE !!!!!
ReplyDeletevery cool pic. (meany...lol)
ReplyDeleteI think that is the biggest web I have ever seen. Impressive!!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I haven't seen one that big in ages!Awesome. What kind of spider was it?
ReplyDeletePoor lil' spider... huddled somewhere starving to death, getting all striveled and dried out... you could have shown mercy and zapped it with your Xecuter Blaster 360... but no.
ReplyDeleteWell....that explains the spider with the knapsack on my doorstep this morning. She was muttering something about a homewrecker in Chicago and that she'd heard the bugs were bigger in Texas anyhow.....
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome spider web!
ReplyDeleteCool pic!
ReplyDeletesome people have quite the imagination. LOL
ReplyDeleteSince I am no expert on arachnids, I have no clue as to what kind of spider it was. From the backside, with the light shining on it, it looked sort of yellowish-orangish, but that could have just been the light effect. I would guess, with the legs spread, it was about an inch in diameter, so I was definitely glad it wasn't inside my apartment.
ReplyDeleteI woke up at 5AM the other morning because I felt "something" crawling on my arm. I realized it must be a bug or spider, so I quick brushed my arm, reached up behind me and turned on the ceiling fan light, and then smacked the shit out of a black spider. *has the heebie jeebies now* (want to live at my place for awhile?) LOL
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