Flowers with sucking bugs and spiders and spider webs and dead sucked dry bugs caught in webs remind us that there quite a bit going on out there in the pretty pretty woods. Find the fauna in these lovely floral portraits. Delight in the dead mosquito carcass. Remember you can click on a photo to have it shown large on your screen, then use your back arrow to come back here.
Spider with complex tiny web network.
The spider is behind stamens at upper right of center with its legs drawn up close to its head. Other objects are dead things caught in webbing.
Two sucking bugs, one yellow, one paler.
Spider lurking. No web, so this is apparently an attack spider.
Weevil with pollen on its back.
Fine webbing between upper ends of flower tubes with a dead bug well-encased in webbing.
Spider with complex tiny web network.
The spider is behind stamens at upper right of center with its legs drawn up close to its head. Other objects are dead things caught in webbing.
Two sucking bugs, one yellow, one paler.
Spider lurking. No web, so this is apparently an attack spider.
Weevil with pollen on its back.
Fine webbing between upper ends of flower tubes with a dead bug well-encased in webbing.
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