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Friday, January 23, 2009

Webs, Nets, and Droplets

Mother Nature presented me with this beautiful display this morning.


I don't know if there is a name for such a display,
I'm thinking Fairy Pearls







When I got to the vegetable garden they were there as well.


Pearled bird netting.







And under the netting....

Another head of Romanesco Broccoli nearly ready to pick.

12 comments:

  1. Those are beautiful photos, and fairy pearls seems very apt. They remind me of a beaded shawl or something. By the way, thankyou for starting to follow my main blog:-)

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  2. Hi Michelle,
    What incredible images. I nearly fell out of my chair when I saw the droplets on the netting!
    Best regards,
    Philip

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  3. A garden full of pearls! Beautiful. Especially the starry fairy shawl. ... and Romanesco broccoli too. Lucky you!

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  4. Thanks everyone for the terrific comments. It was one of those magical moments that you get every so often in the garden. I stepped out the door and stopped dead in my tracks when I saw that cobweb. I literally ran to get my camera. And then the bird netting too! Ten minutes later it was all starting to fade as the sun glimpsed out and the breeze picked up.

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  5. lovely photos, makes me miss the rain and cold.

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  6. That's a stunning image Mother Nature gifted you with! Lucky you, Michelle!

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  7. I don't like to say this, my daughter say's it in emails or online all the time, OMG!!!!!!!!

    Do you have a Macro Lens? I forget if I already asked you or if you have it posted somewhere...these are AMAZING! That spiders web with droplets is beyond words!!!!!

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  8. That is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Fairy pearls is a perfect name for such a sight!

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  10. Lovely pictures. I'm somewhat arachnophobic, but the webs are fine. I think Piet Oudolf has some suggestions for plants that display spiderwebs well in Designing with Plants.

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  11. Chuck, that's interesting, designing with spiderwebs in mind. I never would have considered that.

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