Already winter and finally the spiders
are starting to spin webs
early morning light refracting
in the droplets of dew
making them blush in their exposed beauty
My tulips and anemones are up, the first jonquil is
flowering and butterflies are still active.
For those of you in the Northern Hemisphere,
it would equate to a all this happening on the
1st of December!
!
Hope things are 'normal' wherever you are,
they certainly aren't here.
Linking with Michelle's
Nature Notes
Same spider web in my garden this morning - although no butterflies. This week end is supposed to be the start of the snow season - really! No hope.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
We had such a warm Autumn and everything seemed to be out of kilt for a while - no jonquils here yet. Trees have mostly lost their leaves, haven't seen a butterfly for a while now and winter arrived the other day!
ReplyDeleteTake care
Cathy
Hi Arija The webs are very beautiful and the pink glow on them makes them exquisite. Glad you flowers re starting to bloom.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of those spider webs!
ReplyDeletewow! nature is trying to say something is off!
ReplyDeleteTerrific captures, Arija! I love the webs!! Everything is weird here this year -- or maybe it's just me???
ReplyDeleteThe webs are superb. Lovely macro of the butterfly.
ReplyDeleteNot too normal here. It's 33C, and humid, and you know what part of Canada I live in.
I really don't think there is anything in the whole of nature which is any more beautiful than a spider's web.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, but that is a little scary. I suspect the answer to your title question is the same the world over. (Our house and most of Florida will probably fall into the ocean before it is all over, but I probably won't quite live to see it. .)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant capture of the web. The same weirdness is happening here. We have jonquils and anenomes out. The crocus has been and gone!!! Some of the christmas cactus is in flower too.
ReplyDeleteYou captured the exquisite beauty of those spider webs so well.
ReplyDeleteSplendid capture!
ReplyDeletethe colour play on the webs it fantastic Arija
ReplyDeleteLove the spider webs! Gorgeous shot of the butterfly! I thought they would be migrating? Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of the webs! Well done!
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots of the web and also lovely flowers and butterfly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful web photos.... That looks like a monarch butterfly! Beautiful!.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow!
ReplyDeleteAmazingly beautiful and well shot.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of the spider webs!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures from the spider webs - so stunning!
ReplyDeleteMy post for Nature Notes:
http://einwenighiervonunddavon.blogspot.de/2014/06/etwas-gekauftes-etwas-gepflucktes.html
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