Weekly Photo Challenge: Eerie

Not in black and white but I think they’re definitely eerie so I reckon they fit this weeks photo challenge

These were taken at a local cemetery a few years ago… apparently the webs were created by a little caterpillar called ermine yponomeuta moths, which are common in Britain. It was a pretty amazing sight!

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  2. Zen
    Nov 03, 2013 @ 07:29:14

    The last one is very mysteirous to me. 🙂

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  3. newbloggycat
    Nov 03, 2013 @ 08:23:09

    Great pics…..spooky 😉

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  5. redstuffdan
    Nov 03, 2013 @ 13:29:53

    Bonjour

    Very effective – l like them a great deal.

    Bravo

    Regards

    Dan

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  6. Multifarious meanderings
    Nov 03, 2013 @ 15:35:36

    Hey TAC, I love these pics! I’m a big fan of graveyards – the peace, the nostalgia and the reminder that life is there to be lived… the caterpillars have done a great decoration job!

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  7. Rachael
    Nov 03, 2013 @ 17:49:10

    Oh wow! What amazing webs! Where is this cemetery? I have never seen so many of these webs in one place before, Superb, eerie set.

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  8. mybeautfulthings
    Nov 03, 2013 @ 19:06:06

    I’ve never seen silk webs like this before. Fabulous series of photos. I’m going to have a look at that link. 🙂

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  9. janaline's world journey
    Nov 03, 2013 @ 20:45:26

    Great photos….definitely a creepy and ominous atmosphere

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  14. Aquileana
    Nov 04, 2013 @ 18:32:25

    Outstanding pictures, spooky & eerie challenge and great ending product 😉

    Cheers Aquileana 🙂

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  15. Carine
    Nov 04, 2013 @ 18:36:06

    Beautiful pictures! I agree: they don’t need to be in B&W to be eerie 🙂

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  16. thehappyhugger
    Nov 05, 2013 @ 10:56:09

    These are very eerie! Loved them!

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  17. Jessie
    Nov 05, 2013 @ 21:12:41

    Wow, that’s crazy, and creepy (eerie too of course)! I’m not a see a bug and squeal sort of girl but the thought of the caterpillars slowly covering everything in their webs does seriously give me the willies!

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    • theamateurcamera
      Nov 05, 2013 @ 23:40:45

      I know what you mean… most bugs don’t bother me too much but if that had been spiders webs you wouldn’t have found me anywhere near the place… photo opportunity or not!!! 😉

      Reply

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  19. segmation
    Nov 12, 2013 @ 22:56:03

    Wonderful pictures! Thanks for posting.

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  20. Mazigrace
    Nov 19, 2013 @ 03:32:53

    Beautifully eerie!

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