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Red dot marks site on upper Stowell Creek (Lewis County, 2021) |
Edge of the forest by our parking spot © Rod Crawford |
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Kathy beating understory © Rod Crawford |
Kathy's best beat catch, Rhomphaea fictilium ©
Rod Crawford |
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Juvenile Pimoa © Rod Crawford |
Old timber road makes a pleasant trail © Rod Crawford |
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Stowell Creek crosses under grassy road © Rod Crawford |
Creek passes through a marshy area © Rod Crawford |
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Vine maple litter © Rod Crawford |
Alder litter © Rod Crawford |
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Kathy examines a beat sample © Rod Crawford |
Plenty more understory ferns to beat © Rod Crawford |
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Alder trunk with moss and licorice fern © Rod Crawford |
O horror, horror, invasive cutleaf blackberry! © Rod Crawford |
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Good moss available for sifting © Rod Crawford |
Kathy makes her way through the tangle © Rod Crawford |
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Male Ozyptila pacifica from moss © Rod Crawford |
Marsh grass tall enough to sweep © Rod Crawford |
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Spring grass coming up © Rod Crawford |
Stowell Creek meanders © Rod Crawford |
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Xysticus locuples © Rod Crawford |
Shrubby section of marsh © Rod Crawford |
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Forked alder © Rod Crawford |
Late afternoon light brings out the colors © Rod Crawford |