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Sites and trail from the air (Spokane County, 2012) |
"Dog hair" pine forest had almost no accessible spider habitat ©
Laurel Ramseyer |
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Laurel enters the preserve © Rod Crawford |
Narrow riparian zone along the reservoir ©
Laurel Ramseyer |
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Some alder grew on shore of the reservoir © Rod Crawford |
Marshy habitat just beyond the alder ©
Rod Crawford |
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Alder leaves with leaf litter below © Rod Crawford |
Sharp edge of the riparian zone © Laurel Ramseyer |
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Pine cone embedded in needles © Laurel Ramseyer |
Laurel surveys a pine cone spider sample © Rod Crawford |
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Spider web in pine cone © Laurel Ramseyer |
Togwoteeus biceps inhabited many pine cones © Rod Crawford |
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Oh dear, look what's coming © Rod Crawford |
Rain shower drenches our site as I peer out between leaves © Rod Crawford |
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Pyrrharctia isabella © Rod Crawford |
Rod, hatless, shelters from the rain under alders © Laurel Ramseyer |
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Sun returns to the forest © Rod Crawford |
Sun returns to the water © Rod Crawford |
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Rod sifted alder-pine litter © Rod Crawford |
A rainbow — then another deluge! © Laurel Ramseyer |
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Laurel sifted pine-pine litter © Laurel Ramseyer |
Male Phanias watonus © Rod Crawford |
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Uh-oh… © Rod Crawford |
…poison ivy bars further progress © Rod Crawford |
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Rain cloud warns of a wet night © Rod Crawford |
Dusk settles on the preserve parking lot © Rod Crawford |