spider

spider
Originally uploaded by Mark Berry.

Having fun in the garden with my new(ish) camera (Birthday present)... more on Flickr

Comments

[Andrew Dowsett]

Happy birthday, Mark!

Great photo - spiderwebs are pretty photogenic - yours reminds me of some I took last year, one of which I posted at http://dowsetts.blogspot.com/2005/09/spider-web.html

Here's wishing you many more great birthdays, and great images with your birthday toy ;-)

[Mark Berry]

Thanks Andrew

[Zoe]

OK this is weird, I just came over to your blog from another I read. Check out hsi spder pics
http://www.pastorkarl.com/2006/09/i-hate-spiders.html#links

[Johnny Brooks]

Cool spider.

[Existential Punk]

"The eentsie, weentsie spider went up the water spout. Out came the rain and washed the spider out..." Can't remember the rest of the diddie. Glad to see you enjoying your camera!

[Mark Berry]

"... out came the sunshine and dried up all the rain, so eentsie weentsie spider climbed up the spout again!" (or incey wincey - in the UK version!)

[Lewis Pearson]

a slightly chilling picture. I may have to show my wife, she will freak.

[Existential Punk]

Thanks, Mark, for knowing the rest of the diddy!

[Terry Fellowsbb]

Hi Mark, a belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Hope you had a great day, will have a little something for you next space. I like the photo of the Garden Spider, also know as the Cross Spider because of the white cross-shaped group of spots on their abdomen, they can live up to two years and are found in almost every country in the northern hemisphere. Oh yeah, the female is bigger than the male and if he's not careful can end up as lunch when they are attempting the reproduction thing, if she's had a bad day. So keep your distance:-)
Phew, glad it's not the same for us humans.