If you look closely, you can see the the spider repairing its web in the lower right corner and if you look even more closely to the opposite lower left corner, you can see the reflection of the web in the pond water.
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If you look closely, you can see the the spider repairing its web in the lower right corner and if you look even more closely to the opposite lower left corner, you can see the reflection of the web in the pond water.
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Very impressive … both the spider and your work
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Thank you Karen–a beautiful sight to see traipsing along the muddy shoreline.
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Looks like had some visitors to the web of life have to do some webbing repair can see the work in progress big square area right picture (love that vitamin (A) – I watched this take place many times and how they can get it so symmetrical
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