Baptisia australis

Commonly called False Indigo. The plant’s juice turns purple on exposure and is a fair substitute for true indigo in making blue dye. It is a favourite of the bumblebees. And spiders, apparently.

[amyK]

Love the detail on that hint of web

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful capture. I love the color. Thanks for the info.

[Dorothy]

Lovely photo.

[Diana]

Beautiful capture and colours, such interesting info too.

[Chris Cook]

Lovely. Perfect focus on the backlit strand of web.

[Issi Bannerman]

It's lovely and I like the linking strand of spider's web.

[Rob Z]

Lovely in so many ways...

[Susan Wakely]

So lovely.

[Brian]

Super focus and information

[Helge E. Storheim]

I like the colours and light and background separation

[Mags]

Beautiful!

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I really love how you've captured that adventurous strand of spider web in this shot. And the flower is pretty too. All combined it tells a story- great shot!

[Peter Dulis]

sweet capture

[Bucktree]

Beautiful image and great focus .

[Wylie]

Pretty light and dof

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful shot and I love the lighting.

[Oli Lindenskov]

Beautiful Pic😊

[Merrelyn]

Lovely colours and detail.

[Margaret Brown]

Such a pretty colour

[Paula Fontanini]

Beautiful image, I love that delicate little web!

[Kerry McCarthy]

Lovely!

[Kate]

Lovely color

[Carole Sandford]

Beautiful light & colour.

[Phil Howcroft]

perfect Laura

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely

[Boxplayer]

Wonderful light

[Sporen Maken]

Like your choice of framing. Nice soft tones aswell