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Ala Spit, with Hope Island on right (Island County, 2016) |
Fake totem at the crossroads (in the fog) © Rod Crawford |
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Dew is pretty but a pain for collectors © Rod Crawford |
Dew in grassy field never really dried ©
Rod Crawford |
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Dire warning, but no one was trapped © Rod Crawford |
I started hiking out the spit in the fog © Rod Crawford |
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Tegenaria agrestis egg sac under driftwood © Rod Crawford |
Excellent Distichlis-Salicornia saline meadow © Rod Crawford |
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Puget Sound Gumweed © Rod Crawford |
Ron and Jerry Austin set up camera in the fog © Rod Crawford |
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Gnaphosid egg sac (no spider) © Rod Crawford |
Fog starts to lift © Rod Crawford |
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Fangs of Trochosa ruricola © Rod Crawford |
Carapace of Trochosa ruricola © Rod Crawford |
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Juvenile mystery Philodromus under driftwood © Rod Crawford |
There were active wolf spiders on the beach © Rod Crawford |
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Salicornia from natural salt meadow © Rod Crawford |
Erigone aletris was common out on spit © Rod Crawford |
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Drift log, also a habitat © Rod Crawford |
Finally, sunshine on the spit © Rod Crawford |
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Grassy patch in saline meadow © Rod Crawford |
Looking across at Hope Island © Rod Crawford |
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Dew on Microlinyphia dana web © Rod Crawford |
Fog-shrouded alder woodland © Rod Crawford |
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Another dew-drenched orbweb © Rod Crawford |
Alder leaf litter was productive © Rod Crawford |
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A few alder trunks were mossy © Rod Crawford |
One stretch of beach meadow dried enough to sweep
© Rod Crawford |
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Fall color gets its chance to shine © Rod Crawford |
Late sunlight on the park alder grove © Rod Crawford |
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Conifers to beat on bluff above spit © Rod Crawford |
Fog returning as the sun sinks © Rod Crawford |
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Honk, honk © Rod Crawford |
Low-key sunset south of Oak Harbor © Rod Crawford |