Tracery by durleybeachbum
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I have no idea who nibbled this lovely pattern.
Comments (23)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
very good capture
Interesting shot!
fascinating
Probably some sort of leaf miner, left an interesting pattern of veins though well seen and captured
Whoever it was is very talented :o)
obviously they did not eat in vein great capture
Interesting shot,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe a caterpillar? Nice capture Andrea.
WOW! This is awesome. SO well seen and captured. :)
An awesome shot indeed. Fascinating details!
Looks a good job done by whatever!!
I would take a guess at Symphyta, they tend to eat the fleshy parts and leave the veins, there are different types.
Egad, I love this subject matter! Off-the-charts clarity, lighting and texture. Spectacular and striking, if nothing else, A.
An artistic-minded creature, no doubt. Beautiful result!
Let's see, English lace? Probably a caterpillar from Nottingham. Ate the bread and left the crust. But your picture is gorgeous. Superb work.
Perfect lighting.
Well, it clearly does not like eating the veins of the leaf. Probably the equivalent of me not caring for cauliflower.
I guess a caterpillar was busy with lace. It certainly has a wonderful hobby, and you made a most lovely picture from it, Andrea.
Superb!
It is a beautiful pattern and I like the lighting too!
Awesome, have several pictures buried in my stash of similar lace work. I think it was those Japanese Beetles that did it to the wild raspberry leaves at the Hollow.
Well spotted