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Square of timberland in the rural-residential (Snohomish County 2009) |
I walked up Sultan Basin Road to the distant hill ©
Rod Crawford |
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Fern fiddleheads © Rod Crawford |
Overgrown logging road, my highway into the woods ©
Rod Crawford |
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Stones in old roadbed © Rod Crawford |
Seral hemlock forest ©
Rod Crawford |
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Leaf litter, ready to sift © Rod Crawford |
Moss on tree trunk, ready to sift © Rod Crawford |
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Ozyptila pacifica from litter © Rod Crawford |
This was the only good hemlock foliage I could reach © Rod Crawford |
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Mossy trees like this made me stop here © Rod Crawford |
Verdant part of the old road-bed © Rod Crawford |
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Carapace of juvenile Ero © Rod Crawford |
Adult female Ero canionis from the side © Rod Crawford |
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Grassy road-bed, but no grass fauna © Rod Crawford |
Mossy logs in forest © Rod Crawford |
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Ferny forest floor © Rod Crawford |
Dicentra-dominated understory © Rod Crawford |
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Shelf fungus on old stump © Rod Crawford |
Resilient cedar stumps, who knows how old? © Rod Crawford |
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Salmonberry flower © Rod Crawford |
Forest canopy in broadleaf stand © Rod Crawford |
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Baring Mountain: what a view! © Rod Crawford |
Picturesque rural scene on my way back © Rod Crawford |