Can you tell what's making this scary face? It's a pomegranate hanging from a bush in the yard. (I flipped the photo upside down so that you can appreciate the Halloween mask. )
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Cactus blooms can also make faces worthy of Halloween! |
This Fungus Face was hiding on an old tree stump--
Talk about disguises: the Walking Sticks in the photo below came to the party as, well...walking sticks!
What's a Halloween party without a few well-dressed spiders?
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| Another Silver Argiope is spinning her web. |
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| (A flash from the camera lights up this Wolf Spider's creepy eyes.) |
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| (What's in this web--is it spider or prey? No matter, the web is a masterpiece, a fine Halloween decoration!) |
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| (Click to enlarge: you'll see the hundreds of baby spiders creepy-crawling out of their pod.) |
and another appropriately named the Funereal Duskywing, just perfect for Halloween haunting...
Some little goblin (bee or butterfly?) dressed up in a Flower costume:
and a Black Witch Moth (yes, that's really its name) flew with five-inch wingspan into our house and slept on the curtains:
Last, but never least, a night-time owl prowls the neighborhood on Halloween night:
4 comments:
I always look forward to your posts, and I wasn't disappointed this morning! Such imagination. ~karen
Now that was scary. Sure would like to borrow that owl however for my wire eating mice.
Wire-eating mice! Did you try offering candy corn?
Thanks, Karen! Blogging is especially fun because of the new friends I've made.
K
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