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I was taking a picture of this spider that I found under a cabinet in the kitchen for the 'Shoot & Tell' group when I looked a little deeper into the background behind it.
I saw some small white blobs that I couldn't really make out with my eyes, so I focused my camera on them to see what that would record.
What I got astonished and amazed me. Especially when I inverted the image, so that the blobs looked to be floating in the air. A family of baby spiders having fun with balloons!
Pretty neat, hey? 🙂
Blackcalla said:
Indeed – great find and image of it. They really are tiny. Thanks, Richard.
musickna said:
Glad you like it, Merle! 🙂
Stardancer said:
I like your description:
One of the benefits of a good camera.:up:
musickna said:
And a house full of spiders! :lol:Thanks, Star. 🙂
musickna said:
Thanks, Ed. :)Originally posted by edwardpiercy:
The balloons are the cocoons containing the eggs that produced all them little critters.
edwardpiercy said:
Ummm, pretty but kind of creepy at the same time. Of course spiders are not one of my favorite life-forms.So what are the balloons, actually?In any case, great shots. :up:
edwardpiercy said:
Ilk! Like some sci-fi movie. Except — real. :yikes:
musickna said:
A bit "Invasion Of The Body-Snatchers' isn't it? Well, I guess all these sci-fi writers have to get their ideas from somewhere!:)
Stardancer said:
Someone told me once that spiders and roaches won't live in the same space. I don't kill spiders anymore.Better spiders than roaches.:yikes::lol:
musickna said:
Originally posted by Stardancer:
Interesting. I hadn't heard that. But we have no roaches here! :yes:
edwardpiercy said:
And if you have mice, get a dachshund. The mice will hear the dachshund and sense that they are in danger, even if the mice are way up where the dog can't get to them. Instinct, I guess. And then they will vacate.Of course I'd recommend getting a dachshund even without mice. 😆
musickna said:
Originally posted by edwardpiercy:
Something to bear in mind. We get an occasional mouse! 😀
CultureSurfer said:
@Richard, make sure they aren't brown recluses because that's what we've got. @Star I didn't used to kill spiders either, but I started to when I found out what kind of spiders we have. We're using nasty glue traps to catch/kill them because we can't use chemicals because of our parrot. Not fun living with something that could harm you or your beloved pet. :awww:
musickna said:
Hi Naomi, these are not brown recluses. Just harmless house spiders, living as best I can see on flies.
Stardancer said:
Of course you have to protect yourself and your loved ones, Naomi. Those brown recluse spiders are some vicious critters. The effects of their bites are awful.
edwardpiercy said:
Yeah, those brown recluses need to get out more! 😀
CultureSurfer said:
You want some of our brown recluses? We'd love to re-locate them. :p
musickna said:
Originally posted by CultureSurfer:
😆 I don't think so, Naomi!
serola said:
Very neat! :hat:
musickna said:
🙂