Album of Rotary Park Field Trip
Selected photos from a spider collecting field trip to Rotary
Park and vicinity on the outskirts of Everett, Washington on 6 July 2006. Some
rare species were taken by the Snohomish River, but weather and blackberries
conspired against our gathering a fully adequate sample. Photos by Rod
Crawford.
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Della ready for a picnic! © Rod Crawford | Grassy bank of the Snohomish River © Rod Crawford |
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Small marsh of tall sedge © Rod Crawford | Tetragnatha extensa, holarctic but uncommon © Markku Savela |
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Open space across highway from park (USGS, 2002) | Outer strip of "meadow" was actually grass © Rod Crawford |
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Maple groves bordered the grass © Rod Crawford | ...all but this tree unreachable through blackberries © Rod Crawford |
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My maple tree had good litter © Rod Crawford | This willow grove was too blackberry-choked © Rod Crawford |
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Through the blackberry jungle with net and camera © Rod Crawford | The jungle trail finally emerged at a
train trestle, beneath which hobos nestle © Rod Crawford |
Photos from a trip to a railroad/industrial site in north Everett on 16 July 2006, in order to supplement the inadquate Rotary Park sample with additional species. Photos by Rod Crawford.
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Undeveloped triangle between tracks and freeway (USGS aerial photo, 2002) | So close to downtown Everett, the site seemed isolated and deserted from ground level © Rod Crawford |
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Field of tall weeds © Rod Crawford | Concrete rubble in field, Tegenaria habitat © Rod Crawford |
This page last updated 23 July, 2006