A "harmless" jumping spider. It's actually very small, but fast.
I wonder if it's the same one that crawled under my hair and bit the back of my neck.
Someone appreciates the warmth of the sun. Oh, if only I could just sit there and soak it in too!
Can you see the tiny inchworm?
Spring comes suddenly around these here parts. The passing months in the early part of the year taunt me, and then, voila! There's green!
I didn't take this last picture; it's just nice to see myself in a photo now and then, and hey, I'm in a sharing mood.
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Oh you are so cute! And I love the one with the little inch bug!
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI had to go back and look for the worm :)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures. Really cool. My favorite is the spider pictures. I hate seeing bugs in person, but I love catching great macro shots of them.
ReplyDeleteYou look incredible in that shot. Love the hair!
ReplyDeleteThe spider shot is great!
All beautiful! except for Mr. Spider (him, not the pic). You look beautiful too :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures--the one of the spider is particularly admirable, because I know how fast those suckers are.
ReplyDeleteAnd look at your pretty dimples!
You look relaxed and happy! I need to remember to hand over my camera more often too.
ReplyDeleteI just love it when I get to view "behind the scenes" snapshots! Thanks for sharing YOU!!!
ReplyDeleteThat spider shot is awesome! The composition of it just lays perfectly. While I like spiders I would be wondering if it had bitten me too- spider bites hurt!
I had to hunt for the inchworm--fun to see you.
ReplyDeleteOh yes i saw the worm. Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteWhen I grow up I want to be a cat.
ReplyDeleteI love the photos of spring and warmth, exactly what I need on a cold Melbourne day.
Spring is my favorite season, and your post is just lovely. I love the picture of the cat basking in the sun!
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