Spider web effect (II)
By Raúl Reyes
@karibe (686)
Venezuela
February 25, 2019 10:51pm CST
Few have commented to me yesterday in my discussion entitled 'Spider web effect' in which I published a collage with a series of photographs that capture the result of a small arachnid's work activity in a place in the central courtyard of my house. But the few responses received motivated me to share a second installment where I show a collage with photographs that present a similar theme. In this case, it is a different, larger and more colorful spider that wove its mesh.
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@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
26 Feb 19
I didn't see the other post but I won't be here too much for the next few days. I had a spider on his web on my balcony all summer last year. Aren't spiders amazing builders!
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@cherigucchi (14876)
• Philippines
27 Feb 19
I remember my brothers playing with spiders when we were young.
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@cherigucchi (14876)
• Philippines
27 Feb 19
They made the spiders fight with each other like boxing! 
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@karibe (686)
• Venezuela
27 Feb 19
@cherigucchi Oh! Ok, they played at being promoters of arachnid struggle
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
26 Feb 19
He is a lovely colored spider!
It is amazing the work that they produce.
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@janethwayne (5191)
• Philippines
26 Feb 19
I am not fan of spiders but I can tell you I have some of that everywhere in my wooden house.
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@karibe (686)
• Venezuela
26 Feb 19
I am not a fan of spiders, on the contrary, I am always looking to remove their fabrics from the corners and the roof of the house. But I find in them the teaching of patience with which they weave their fine meshes. I am also surprised by the effect that occurs with light or the way water droplets stop in their thin and elastic threads. The spider of the photo that I share here I photographed her in the garden, she wove her mesh between the branches of a plant. I was impressed by the beauty of its colors.
