These are the most common in my garden in summer and autumn, once they web up somewhere I try and take great care to not disturb them. But now and again they are invisible – usually when I am concentrating on taking a picture and my focus is different, so they get disturbed a bit.
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Just taking in the rays.
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I have a feeling this may end up being a book cover or idea, I have had a new story brewing for a while now that this may just fit. Well, If I can just get on and finish all the other works in progress…
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A wonderful flower that comes in many colours, but this post is for the yellows 🙂
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Just another bit of lovely nature.
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As I was doing more oil drops photography, five little bubbles collected in what appeared to be a dog paw shape 🐾 😁
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Amazing how many different spiders there have been just in my small garden. I have listed all the ones from the last two years and hopefully will get more this year. And because I have a number of pics for each, I think a post showcasing each of them will soon come as well 🙂
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A very nice walk in the country was had.
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I have a piece of coral that my grandparents used to have in their house when I was growing up. It fascinated me and was delighted when they gave it to me. Funny to think this coral has been in my family longer than I have! This week it has stepped up as a great photography subject. It’s highly likely I will be posting more coral shots.
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Its been a choppy day.
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