After a short morning excursion photographing roadside weeds (previous two posts), I took a short afternoon hike a little way up Boyle Ravine and got some nice photos of native flora and fauna. Here's a brief fauna sampler from that hike. Above, I believe, is the first male Goldenrod Crab Spider I've ever seen. I've taken hundreds of photos of the females, but never saw one that I suspect was a male until now.
I tipped over a piece of Douglas=fir bark and caught this large ground beetle before it ran off, and barely caught most of a millipede before it dug into soft dirt. It's already pretty dry underneath most logs and boards I find in the woods. Soon I'll need to gain some elevation to get the photos I want. Maybe check out Brady's Camp this weekend. It might still be Spring up there.
Thursday, June 29, 2017
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