Byrdgrl

Cobweb on a mulch mound

Cobweb on a mulch mound

I was driving through a county park late last week and saw a huge pile of mulch that was covered with webs. The mounds were about 8 feet tall so the only way to...
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I was driving through a county park late last week and saw a huge pile of mulch that was covered with webs. The mounds were about 8 feet tall so the only way to get the photo was to lay right on the wet and moldy,leaves, wood chips and pine straw and stretch my arms over my head.
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FinePix SL1000

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Aperture f/5 ISO 100 Shutter 1/40 Focal Length 1580/100

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Dec, 2015

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