WOODYNOOK CREATIONS
Sunday, June 27, 2010
A beautiful Saturday
On a dewey morning is a good time to search for the Funnel Weaver spider. Easily found on the grass, the spider hides down in the dark hole.
When they feel a vibration on their web they hurry out to bite the prey. I was able to gently tap on the web, so you can see what the spider looks like.
Yesterday we spent a few hours on Presque Isle. While near the Coast Guard residence, we heard a siren and saw the Coast Guard boat speeding out the channel. We heard later that there was a large fishing boat out on the lake that was sinking. It did sink, but all on board were rescued.
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Interesting spiders. We have similar ones here in Western Australia.
Lovely gossamer.
I love that tall ship.Even though I have spent all my life on the prairies,I like to see the majesty of those sails unfurled.Thanks.
Blessings,Ruth
The Denis Sullivan is an impressive looking ship!
It has never occurred to me to tap on the web of a funnel weaver to get it to show itself. You are so clever!
I look forward to seeing a little more about the lagoon.
Nice series. I like the tall ship shots especially.
Looks like a nice day and sunny skies.
How glorious to go fishing with a ship sailing by.
What a cool spider web! Every time you post the lake, I wish I was there with you. Great shots. That must have been interesting to see the Coast Guard boat go out and know where they went. I'd love going on the pontoon boat. Look forward to seeing what you saw.
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