I went for a walk on the Rail Trail this morning and ended up spending a lot of time in a bank of Multiflora Roses observing nature in miniature. In that single bank I ended up counting five Orchard Orb Weaver spiders in their webs; these are my favorite small critters in the woods, a small green dot to the naked eye, and a rainbow observed up close. I also found a Multicolored Asian Ladybug munching on the leaves of those roses. Come take a look.
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Walking along the Rail Trail |
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Leucauge venusta, the colorful Orchard Orb Weaver |
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The same Venusta escaping my camera |
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Harmonia axyridis, the Multicolored Asian Ladybug |
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A small section of that large bank of Multiflora Roses |
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