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Musk thistle flower head C017 / 8433

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Musk thistle flower head C017 / 8433

Musk thistle (Carduus nutans) flower head. This flower is also known as the nodding thistle. Here, a small spider (centre) has spun its web around the plants leaves and the central flower head (purple)

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© DR KEITH WHEELER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

Arachnid Flower Head Purple Spider Thistle Carduus Nutans Flowerhead Gossamer Musk Thistle Nodding Thistle


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This print showcases the delicate beauty of a Musk thistle flower head, also known as the nodding thistle. The vibrant purple hue of the central flower head stands out against the lush green leaves surrounding it. However, what truly steals the spotlight is a small spider that has spun its intricate web around this botanical wonder. At first glance, you might miss the tiny arachnid nestled in the center of this floral masterpiece. Its gossamer creation weaves through each petal and leaf with remarkable precision, creating an ethereal backdrop for nature's artistry. The contrasting colors of pink and purple blend harmoniously, while the spider's presence adds an unexpected touch to this already mesmerizing scene. This image not only captures a moment frozen in time but also highlights the interconnectedness of different organisms within our natural world. It serves as a reminder that even amidst seemingly ordinary flora lies hidden wonders waiting to be discovered. Photographed by Dr. Keith Wheeler from Science Photo Library, this print invites us to appreciate both the intricate details found in biology and our planet's diverse wildlife. Whether you are fascinated by botany or simply drawn to stunning visuals, this photograph offers a glimpse into nature's extraordinary tapestry – where spiders weave their webs alongside blooming flowers like silent artists painting strokes on canvas.

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