the webs they weave

the theme this month is plants, but I'm sneaking this in because I was out looking to take plant photos and have never seen a fully globe shaped web quite like this one before - so a web in a sally wattle is what you get

[jackie edwards]

Wow that's really awesome!

[Beryl Lloyd]

What an amazing find !

[Shutterbug]

Thanks for sharing it. I’m glad you changed your plan. Beautiful and unique (to me) find.

[Mags]

That's a big one!

[Jacqueline]

Wow, that’s a big web!

[Joanne Diochon]

It's so big, I have to wonder what made it. ( And where that 'what' is right now! ) : 0

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

Nicely photographed, really shows the scale! I've heard the insects are second to none in Australia and New Zealand!

[Corinne C]

Wow an impressive web!

[Suzanne]

I would like to see that one!

[Babs]

What an impressive web.

[Bill]

Wow, what a web.

[Milanie]

That is one neat web!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Great find ! that web is so thickly weaved. That spider has been busy and is a true artist as well. Great shot!

[Louise & Ken]

That is the most extraordinary web I've ever seen! Knowing that one ought to be wary of many (most?) Australian spiders, I'd hate to see the one that laid this trap! Egads! (That's an impressively creepy amount of intricate weaving!)

[Anne Pancella]

Wow! That is impressive.

[Rick]

Wow, that thing looks huge. Great capture.

[Valerie Chesney]

Intricate & so large...

[Taffy]

That is really intricate!

[Diana]

Fabulous shot of this amazing web! We have a similar web here, made by a rainspider, just not as huge as this one.

[Shanne]

what an amazing looking web

[Julie Duncan]

NOPE! Ha ha - great shot though. :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is so interesting looking.

[Merrelyn]

Such an interesting looking web.

[Nina Ganci]

wow! never seen a web this thick before!

[wendy frost]

You found a great Web and captured it well.I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it.