
A moment of hope for Australia
Yesterday, there was a small moment of hope and respite for me amidst the carnage here in New South Wales, Australia. Not only did we get some sweet, sweet, beautiful rain (not enough for a deep soaking, but enough to at least damp down the fires somewhat, although there are still 150 fires burning).
I went in to the garden to feel the rain on my skin and look who I found enjoying it as well. First I've seen in a long, long while as insect and arachnid sightings have been well down for me. She's so beautiful and I was overcome with emotion as I thought about our world without treasures such as this.
Female Argiope keyserlingi 10 mm body length

"Argiope keyserlingi" is a species of orb-web spider found on the east coast of Australia, from Victoria to northern Queensland. It is very similar in appearance to a closely related north Queensland species, "Argiope aetherea".
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As just thoughts are useless, where do you recommend I donate to? Posted 5 years ago
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Posted 5 years ago