Here are a number of spiders in their webs;
a number savouring the thought of their prey;
a young one contemplating more than he can chew.
Finally Jackie has shown that spiders can be kept indoors by frost.
Spiders, Prey, Webs
Ramblings
Do you want these house pests/guests? Betting this is in response to Denzil’s latest Challenge.
Yep. Thanks very much, Pat
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It was supposed to be pictures of spiders and webs…
Your photos can make spiders fascinating!
Thank you very much, Luisa.
You’re welcome!
Spiders creep me out! ????????
Stunning photos by you and Jackie!
Thank you very much from each of us, Merril
You are both welcome!
This post is right up my alley! I photographed a large rain spider peeping out from behind a picture on the wall this morning while I was drinking tea indoors – I thought it might be a skin and blew on it … it moved two of its legs – and so did I!
Thank you so much, Anne. I like your last two phrases.
Excellent, well done Derrick.
Thanks very much, Andrew
These are great spider pictures, Derrick. I like watching spiders.
Thank you very much, Robbie
Great pictures, Derrick.
Thank you very much, Bridget
Lovely.
Thanks very much, BB
I don’t like creepy crawly things
Thanks very much, Geeta. If I lived anywhere else, I probably wouldn’t
But the pics were really good.
Thanks again
Those webs are amazing.
Thanks very much, Susan
i’m scared of spiders but i’m fascinated by their webs. 🙂
Thanks very much, Wilma
I much prefer the webs to the creatures that made them.
Thanks very much, Liz
You’re welcome, Derrick.
Fantastic photos!
Thank you very much, Jill
I don’t mind spiders in the garden. I just don’t like the red-back spiders.
Thanks very much, Chrissy. We don’t have them.
I know. I wish we didn’t.
Good observation.
Thanks very much, Tootlepedal
Good captures from you both, but I don’t like spiders. I spent most of my life ignoring them and not bothered by them. These days I’m almost hysterical with fear and I’ve no idea why!
I’m sorry to read that, Sue. Thank you very much
I always find spiders and their webs fascinating ????️????️
Ah well…looks like my cool emojis turned into ?? ☹️
It often happens 🙂
Thanks very much, Donna
Fabulous photos, especially the black and white webs.
Thanks very much, Dolly
You are very welcome, Derrick.
Wowza! Sensational photos, Jackie and Derrick…of the spiders and their artistic webs! Love the frosty webs…Mother Nature adding to the art! 🙂 Ha on the young one! “Eyes bigger than his tummy”?! 🙂
Let’s all take a moment and be grateful spiders don’t have wings!
(((HUGS))) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
PS…
A man is eating at a restaurant when he notices there’s a spider in his soup. He calls over the waiter and complains.
“I’m deeply sorry, sir,” the waiter replies. “But the fly asked to take the day off!”
Thanks very much from us both, Carolyn. Good joke. X
The little green spider is a nice contrast to the pink flower.
Thank you very much, Bridget
You have a nice variety of spiders here, and their webs are beautiful, especially the frosty ones. I’m always surprised at how many spider webs survive storms.
Thank you very much, JoAnna
I enjoyed those spider portraits, Derrick. I like the little pale crab spider contemplating the bee. The bee does look a bit big!
Jackie’s frosty webs are beautiful.
Thank you so much from us both, Lavinia
Beautiful spider photos.
Thank you very much, Andy
You’re welcome.
I enjoyed the webs whose structure was highlighted by the frost.
Thanks very much, John
Loved the webs. Nice work, Jackie.
Thanks very much from us both, Steve
Those spinners! What lovely webs.
Thanks very much, Laurie
Oh my…although I like your photos, I needed to scroll fast through these because I’m very scared of spiders, even in the photos 🙂
Thanks very much, Ribana
Great photos Derrick.
Fabulous photos! I can rarely get anything to stay still for long enough
Thanks very much, Sheree
Love the flower spider targeting the bumble. Talk about biting off more than you can chew!
Thanks very much, Denzil
I especially love the ones of the tiny white spider and the bee! Great shots, Derrick.
Thank you very much, Judy