Take time to see the quiet miracles that seek no attention.
~John O’Donohue
I awoke this morning to a dark cast out my window. Where normally there are sunbeams streaming through the trees, there were none. As I sipped the first mug of coffee, the news warned of dense fog for those who must commute. I thought to myself…this would be a good morning to get wet on a walk…so I grabbed the camera and took a stroll in the meadows under the power line. Spiders had been busy, creating art for any to appreciate, if you only take the time.
Large web on a dead branch (click photos to enlarge)
Silk encased pine tip
Spider tent on a dead weed
There were many orb webs in the fog
The artist is in
A hint of a nautilus design
A horizontal orb
An orb with a twist
Silk pearls
A silk bowl
A silk explosion
Roads End Naturalist 
outstanding!
I am recovering from some surgery, so somewhat house-bound. My bedroom window looks out onto an suburban scene of trees and undergrowth and much more wildlife than I realized. Your posts and photos mean a lot to me as I let nature help me get well again. Thanks so much.
Brenda…I am so glad you find my blog helpful. Nature is, indeed, a healing power. I hope you have a speedy recovery.