Fog, turkeys, hoboes

 

In the cool early morning, steam fog rose from a stream and drifted over the countryside.

Wild turkeys are silhouetted in the morning mist as they feed in a field.

As the fog drifts by, its droplets are intercepted by the threads of funnel webs of (what is probably) the hobo spider.

Drops on these webs are captured from the fog; they are not dewdrops.

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2 Responses to Fog, turkeys, hoboes

  1. Denise Brownlie says:

    The fog droplets on the spider webs transform them to a level of beauty that rivals any of the Tiffany creations we see on the Antiques Roadshow. I feel grateful to the spiders, to the fog, and to Alistair.

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