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- Real Conservatives are Dismayed by the Republican ...
- Museum Diplomacy with Iran
- The Philadelphia Waterfront and the Cruiser Olympia
- How Mars Lost its Atmosphere
- A Note on Budget Madness
- A Morning Walk in Philadelpia
- Etruscans and the His and Hers Afterlife
- Why is there Less Poverty in Scandinavia?
- Meanwhile, in Mingo County
- A New Generation of Creepy Bugs
- Enceladus is Erupting
- Diplomacy by Twitter
- Martian Eclipse
- Archaeologists Make the Past Boring
- The Pantheon, Rome
- Find Something More Interesting to Talk About
- New York Central Mercury Train in Cleveland, Novem...
- From the Mouths of Dictators
- The Fallen 9,000
- Strange Bedfellows
- The King's Favorites
- War and State Formation in History
- The Seven Sleepers and the Shaman's Initiation
- Art
- Sasquatch Sightings: Can 3,313 People be Wrong?
- Footprints in the Sand
- Flying Sailboats
- Today's Castle: Tirol
- A Stone Statue 10,500 Years Old
- More Catalogs of Comets
- Kites
- Immigration to Mexico
- Happy Equinox
- A World with Lots of Guns
- The Steampunk Coffee Bar
- Lego Art?
- Today's Bumper Sticker
- A Salad Recipe from 1660
- The Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Or Nineveh?
- The Future Rulers of the Earth
- Mental Health Care in America
- Iran: Threats into Opportunities?
- Liberal Catholics are in Ecstasy
- Creepy Clown Terrorizes British Town
- Yongzheng Bowl
- A Pope with the Christian Spirit
- House Republicans Go to War Against Obamacare
- Aragonese Castle, Ischia
- Obamacare is Working
- Bureaucracy vs. Zombies
- Meggenhorn Castle
- More on Poverty Causes Bad Decision-Making
- Urban Jungle
- Controlling the Situation, or, the Fantasy of US O...
- Why Do People Toss Shoes Over Power Lines?
- It's True
- Game, Anyone?
- Today's Cathedral: Salisbury
- A Mycenaean Palace in Sparta
- Diego Fazio's Photorealism
- Boys Failing in Schooling, Men Failing at Work
- How Chris McCandless Died
- IRAS-20324-4057
- In New York, You can be Buried with Your Pet
- What if the Ice Melted?
- Kingfisher
- Today's Place to Daydream About: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Y Chromosome Distribution Map
- Fabrics and Global Trade at the Met
- Cultural Decline in Washington, DC
- Ready for Back to School
- Bronze Age Game Nut
- Soyuz Launch, May 29, 2013
- Sense in Missouri
- Spectacular Sarmatian Tomb Discovered in Russia
- Quantum Physics as Probability Theory
- Byzantine Mosaics of Animals
- Rand Paul Responds to Obama's Syria Speech
- Spinoza is Excommunicated, 1656
- Smart, Calm Birds and Stupid, Stressed Birds
- Leaping Spores
- The Gold "Oath Rings" of Boeslunde
- How Historians Fall in Love with the Past
- Better Fathers Have Smaller Testicles
- Throwing Syria's Christians to the Lions
- Hadrian's Tunnels
- The Comet Book: Predicting Disaster in the Sixteen...
- The Ruined City of Vijaynagara
- I Am Zlatan Ibrahimovic
- St. Catherine's Monastery, Sinai
- Impossible Questions for High School Students
- Ban Chiang and the Bronze Age in Thailand
- Neolithic Alcohol in China
- James Turrell at Roden Crater
- No Change in Neuromedicine
- Will Face Recognition Bring Back the Mask?
- Republican Economics: More for Rich Farmers, Less ...
- Hispanic Birthrate Plummeting
- The Pope Tweets for Peace
- Politics Interferes with Reasoning
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
1 comment:
As much as I find spiders perhaps the creepiest of creepy-crawlies, I do admire their work.
These spiders are beautiful, and the funky zig-zaggy thing they do in the middle of their webs fascinates me.
I had a gorgeous one on my tomato plants last year, for a time. This week, picking up some anti-flea pills at the vet, I saw one that must have had a leg-spread of 2 1/2 inches.
Your nature posts are always so vivid!
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