As the fall season moves further
along, the “bugs” have come to the Gardens
at Waters East for the final fling
of the season. Hundreds and
hundreds have been showing up here, there and everywhere. They must love what they find – because
they are spending lots of time in lots of places.
This is the third and last in a
series of three postings documenting many (but not all) of the “bugs” and more
that have been sighted here recently.
Up close, some of them look rather frightening. On that I think we can agree!
Enjoy the company as you wander
the gardens today.
Humm - a Black Cat
Ghost Spider
Seagulls catching Dragonflies
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Great post! The west shoreline of Lake Michigan is a mild haven for them before the really cold weather hits. Enjoy this beautiful weekend!
ReplyDeleteHello Jack.
ReplyDeleteGhost spider - I have never seen it before. Lovely photos as allways.
Here autumm has arrived, but the daytime is mild and with sunshine.
Greetings from Denmark.
Wonderful photos!!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. Catching bugs on flowers is not an easy task,at least not in my experience.
ReplyDeletePerfekte Insektenbilder! Einfach toll!
ReplyDeletelg kathrin