Fencerow Revisited - WARNING: Suspected XXX
Sep 14, 2017 11:55:48 #
STVest wrote:
Thanks, Angela!! The spider was large and never even flinched as I walked all around getting as close as possible to her web - which was a HUGE web. Stink bugs is what they are? Ahem, yeah, I'm gonna have to start calling it the naughty bush.
LOL.... it looks like they are... so just don't squish them!! P-U!!
Sep 14, 2017 13:49:07 #
Fantastic shots of Mrs GS Spider, who doesn't have much longer to wait considering the size of her 'tummy'. Those are a type of morning glory called salt marsh morning glory if their leaves are arrowhead shaped. I think you're definitely growing zucchini, and your beauty berry has a shrimp on it. 
Outstanding shots of all, Sherry, and of course your captions made me laugh as they always do!
Outstanding shots of all, Sherry, and of course your captions made me laugh as they always do!Sep 14, 2017 18:02:33 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Fantastic shots of Mrs GS Spider, who doesn't have much longer to wait considering the size of her 'tummy'. Those are a type of morning glory called salt marsh morning glory if their leaves are arrowhead shaped. I think you're definitely growing zucchini, and your beauty berry has a shrimp on it. Outstanding shots of all, Sherry, and of course your captions made me laugh as they always do!
Outstanding shots of all, Sherry, and of course your captions made me laugh as they always do!Donna.... look again, I don't think that's a shrimp... looks like two stink bugs doing a little, you know what!!
Sep 14, 2017 23:51:24 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Fantastic shots of Mrs GS Spider, who doesn't have much longer to wait considering the size of her 'tummy'. Those are a type of morning glory called salt marsh morning glory if their leaves are arrowhead shaped. I think you're definitely growing zucchini, and your beauty berry has a shrimp on it. Outstanding shots of all, Sherry, and of course your captions made me laugh as they always do!
Outstanding shots of all, Sherry, and of course your captions made me laugh as they always do!Mucho gracias, Donna!
If that is zucchini growing on the fence, I'll have to insist that Bruce plant them there next year - looks like a far easier picking task than what we had. And with the rain we've had this summer, it should be no surprise that a marsh plant would appear. Ok, the spider - do I have to be a midwife? Is she just going to explode and tiny little spiders rain down everywhere? Kinda scary.
And the other - gonna be a lot of wives in this area upset when they find out what their husbands mean when they say they're going shrimping.
Sep 14, 2017 23:52:33 #
angela k wrote:
Donna.... look again, I don't think that's a shrimp... looks like two stink bugs doing a little, you know what!!
Donna's such a lady.
Sep 15, 2017 15:29:29 #
Sep 15, 2017 17:34:47 #
CathyAnn wrote:
Great shots! You found some excellent models in the fencerow. 
Thanks, CathyAnn. I appreciate your visit and kind comments.
Sep 15, 2017 18:39:52 #
Sep 16, 2017 07:00:23 #
STVest wrote:
The dragons were nowhere to be found today. 
So, it was back to the fencerow where, among other things, I did find blooms which were not there the other day.
So, it was back to the fencerow where, among other things, I did find blooms which were not there the other day.
Sherry, I love your photos of the spider. They sure can be beautiful. As far as the last photo goes, youguns do not have the money for a hotel room.
Greg
Sep 16, 2017 15:29:22 #
CLF wrote:
Sherry, I love your photos of the spider. They sure can be beautiful. As far as the last photo goes, youguns do not have the money for a hotel room.
Greg
Greg
Thanks for visiting. I'm glad you liked!
As far as the last photo goes: they shouldn't do the drill if they can't foot the bill.
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