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Escarabajos de Cuernos Largos, Corta Palos, Aserradores (Familia Cerambycidae)Observ.
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Huge! Found him digging up tree stumps. Doesn’t appear to have segmented legs, but he has six little nubbins.
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Camaroncitos Reculadores (Familia Cambaridae)Observ.
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Found in Fourche A’loupe creek, about three inches long
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Camaroncitos Reculadores (Familia Cambaridae)Observ.
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Found several crayfish in a stream that I think has no public access points. No larger than maybe 3 inches, most closer to 2.
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Araña de Cruz (Neoscona crucifera)Observ.
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Pretty large, strikingly bright orange. It was working on a very small bit of webbing between two stones, almost touching the water. I saw it fall (intentionally?) onto its back in the water with two legs keeping it steady on its perch, kick its legs around, and pop back up. No clue what he was up to.
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Very high altitude; I only saw it growing out of vertical rocks.
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Setas, Royas Y Tizones (Filo Basidiomycota)Observ.
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It was so velvety… very tempting to pet it.
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Camponotus modocObserv.
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These were abundant on the mountain!
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Found at high altitude feeding on the purple flower in the second photo
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Cochinilla Mediterránea (Armadillidium vulgare)Observ.
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This thing was enormous—nearly as big around as my finger!
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Sapo Americano (Anaxyrus americanus)Observ.
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Seemed like maybe he was cold—it is in the high 70s and cloudy at the moment. Very sluggish, had to poke him to see if he was alive. I read online the best way to tell them apart from a Fowler’s toad is number of bumps per blotch. He’s not very blotchy, but he seems to only have one or two bumps per blotch.
