the lady and her pantry

This month in my main album I am doing close-up shots.
It was a bit windy and bright so a I struggled to get the best image - but I liked the web and her legs....and her food supply!

[Sam]

*rolls eyes at your passion for spiders" SCARY!!!!

[Annie D]

@gigiflower oh Miss Sam she is small - and tucked in a leaf

[Louise & Ken]

Glad to know the scale of your little friend! I do watch them from afar, but no photographs for me, thanks!

[Sam]

@annied She is small because she is probably a baby. When she grows up she will probably be bigger than your head!!! LOL

[Annie D]

@gigiflower hahahahaha oh Sam!

[Sam]

@annied I'm still laughing at how funny I am!

[Richard Sayer]

@annied @gigiflower I was fascinated by this and Mr Google told me that the Leaf Curling Spider was a common Australian species - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonognatha_graeffei - thanks for the education.

[Annie D]

@vignouse you're welcome Richard - we aim to please ☺

[Sam]

@annied @vignouse Or at least we aim to amuse ourselves. If others are amused by our silliness then that is an added bonus ;)

[Annie D]

@gigiflower ha ha too true

[Ethel]

Beautiful, and I love leaf spiders. They are so innovative and as Australian as our Koalas and kangaroos

[Lou Ann]

Love the title! And also happy she's little. I know grown men who throw conniption fits when they see a spider, I should tell them to get on 365, ha!

[Paul]

Great detail on the web especially in tricky conditions 👍

[Taffy]

It's very arty looking -- yet we can clearly tell what it is an image of -- wind always makes it more challenging.

[Phil Howcroft]

lovely annie

[Marnie]

Come into my parlour, said the spider to the fly … Love this shot.

[Chris Johnson]

Such a super POV!! Great shot!!