I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
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Saturday, June 6, 2009
Survival
I took a group of visitors on a fossil walk today and we got side tracked watching a struggle for survival. Rather amazing how much smaller the spider is than the bug. They both wanted to hang on to life. But the spider won.
Really excelent Gaelyn!! Now I ask the question: "Does size matter?". When it comes to survival, even the smallest thing will find a way to survive. It must have been extremely interesting to watch and I hope your guests were suitably impressed that you found it for them to see.
Now you know why I am so interested in this small world we life with and so seldom notice.
Ugh! You see, that's the trouble. I do so want to tag along with you on your amazing travels...sleeping bag and groundsheet all ready to go, but...I can't even look at a spider, and there are so many, not to mention all the other bugs...so Gaelyn, I'm sorry, am going to have to cancel...but I will keep travelling with you in blogland. I only took a peek but I bet it is a great picture.
The law of Nature we humans will never understand.What I see in this post is one who is one with nature taking notice of the smallest wonders! I can identify with your love of Nature.
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Very nice capture there, girl! and very interesting.
Really excelent Gaelyn!! Now I ask the question: "Does size matter?". When it comes to survival, even the smallest thing will find a way to survive. It must have been extremely interesting to watch and I hope your guests were suitably impressed that you found it for them to see.
Now you know why I am so interested in this small world we life with and so seldom notice.
Hi Gaelyn, what a great photo. Did you find any cool fossils too :-)
wow, talk about a picture says a thousand words! That beetle will hold the spider for a long while.
Ugh! You see, that's the trouble. I do so want to tag along with you on your amazing travels...sleeping bag and groundsheet all ready to go, but...I can't even look at a spider, and there are so many, not to mention all the other bugs...so Gaelyn, I'm sorry, am going to have to cancel...but I will keep travelling with you in blogland.
I only took a peek but I bet it is a great picture.
It is awesome to see what a little spider can do. Cool post.
What a great shot and metaphor for life..all at the same time..
Michelle From Rambling Woods
The law of Nature we humans will never understand.What I see in this post is one who is one with nature taking notice of the smallest wonders! I can identify with your love of Nature.
The spider usually does win. Great pic.
Great photo! Wow, that's one tough spider to capture such a big beetle.
Yikes...spiders are amazing!
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