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Spiderwebs, as photographed by Janet Pierucci and Jim Corbett. • 1 Comment

Jeanne Jackson • September 2, 2024

Janet Pierucci found this spiderweb adorned with the morning mist - spiderweb jewels.

Jim Corbett wrote, “Down by Anchor Bay beach, I happened to be in the right light this morning to appreciate this beautiful spider’s web that’s connected to a lemon tree and patio cover. It bends to the breezes off the beach and catches goodies along the way; a tiny ecosystem at work.”

The ability to create a web from a substance in their body, and the web then catches their food, is quite amazing. Mother Nature must rate spiders high on her list.

Thanks to Janet and Jim for allowing me to share their photos with you here.

It's sunny and breezy today. Warm temps are predicted for Tuesday through Thursday. Our typical September heatwave. Bonus sightings: Humpback Whales have been seen off the Mendonoma Coast for the past several days!

An extreme close-up look at spiderwebs…you will be amazed at the colors! • 2 Comments

Jeanne Jackson • September 17, 2019

Jackie Sones trained her camera at a spiderweb recently. Look at what her camera revealed!

Who knew there was so much color in spiderwebs?! A whole new world has been revealed.

Thanks to Jackie for allowing me to share her photos with you here. Jackie shares her nature sightings at this link: https://bodegahead.blogspot.com/

The real World Wide Web, as photographed by Peter Cracknell.

Jeanne Jackson • September 15, 2019

Peter Cracknell nailed it when he called these spiderwebs the real World Wide Web.

These intricate spiderwebs were revealed during a drippy, foggy morning. They are most likely made by orb weaver spiders. The more I learn about spiderwebs, the more I appreciate them - and the spiders!