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OMG I had one of these twice on my front porch & finally got it cleaned off for the Mail Lady
🤣 The trick is to re-home spiders somewhere even nicer, so that they don’t come back. Of course, prime spots don’t stay empty for long. Good luck!
There’s nothing prettier than a ‘jeweled’ web.
Agreed! 🙂
Beautiful, like a strings of pearls!
🙂 … and as easily broken. Lucky to catch the moment!
Wonderful picture. xx
Thank you!
Beautifully observed. Mizzles isn’t a word I’ve often heard, but it’s a good one.
I can’t say that I’ve ever uttered the word out loud 🤣, but it sounds great in my head!
Sometimes, while fishing, as the sun begins it’s final descent, I’ll watch a spider preparing for the evening. Amazing.
Lovely! Web-spinning is fascinating to watch.