Album of Wanacut Creek Field Trip
Selected photos from a spider collecting field trip to Wanacut
Creek, SE of Riverside, Okanogan County, Washington (and a brief followup stop
on the east bank of the Okanogan River) on 29-29 April 2007, with Rod Crawford
and Larry McTigue. Collecting was reasonably productive, and cattle ticks were
not in short supply! Photos by Rod Crawford.
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Our site in the Wanacut Creek valley (USGS, 1996) | Leaf-litter-strewn bank of Wanacut Creek © Rod Crawford |
Aspen leaf litter in the ravine © Rod Crawford | The bed of Wanacut Creek © Rod Crawford |
Dense riparian vegetation © Rod Crawford | Nice level spot for a tent © Rod Crawford |
Pardosa altamontis, female © Rod Crawford | Wet part of the riparian meadow © Rod Crawford |
Pardosa altamontis, male © Rod Crawford | Wolf-spider hunting was good here © Rod Crawford |
Ponderosa pines © Rod Crawford | Misumenops sierrensis male, from sagebrush © Rod Crawford |
Stones in dry wash © Rod Crawford | Small sagebrush covers the hills above the ravine © Rod Crawford |
Photos from a visit to the east bank of the Okanogan River, later on 29 April 2007, in order to supplement the barely adquate Wanacut Creek sample with additional species. Photos by Rod Crawford.
Note thin east-shore riparian strip (USGS, 1996) | The grassy glades were extremely productive © Rod Crawford |
Pardosa xerampelina, female © Rod Crawford | Sassacus vitis, male © Rod Crawford |