A masterpiece in my avocado tree. The spiders seem to be enjoying the nicer weather. (It’s been so very hot here and I’ve been hiding indoors working on personal projects. But the last few days the evening temps are getting lower, so maybe we’ve turned a corner towards autumn?)
The avocado tree’s fruit is done for the season, but the young mango tree is doing very nicely. This is it’s first year in our yard. I have high hopes for this tree, especially since these mangos are only at knee-level.
MK pix 
Sending cooling thoughts…. despite envy of home grown avacados! 😀
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Thank you for getting past your envy, and sending me those cool thoughts. I wonder how long it’ll take them to get from Oregon to Southern California?
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Ooh, mangoes, how yummy! Great shot of the spiderweb – you’ve caught its shimmering iridescence.
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I hope the birds will let us have a couple (or all) of these mangoes. So far they’re ignoring them, but they began eating the peaches the moment there was a glimmer of pinkish yellow.
How interesting that you caught the iridescence of the spider web. I did not! I’m such a left brainiac, that what I saw is the magnificent structure, and not the hues. Now that I take a second look, I like it even better. Thanks Eliza.
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🙂 Glad to add another perspective. Can you net the mangoes to keep the birds off?
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Oh that’s a great idea, we’re going to use a net. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Glad to help 🙂
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