Observaciones de jbarreca

Attracted to mercury vapor light at Mt Totumas Lodge

This glowing insect was flailing on the floor in a cabin at Tranquilo Bay.

This 3D organism, maybe 1/2 inch or so wide, was moving along a wooden deck at Tranquilo Bay ecolodge. Here is a clip: https://photos.app.goo.gl/haLmfSbGiTdtz5Gk6

Tiny orchid near bank of trail, Mt Totumas Cloud Forest

This was crawling in a refrigerator and likely came from nettles picked 2 days ago next to a nearby stream, Green Cove Creek. Not including antennae, it is 1.5 cm long.

In mixed conifer and Big-leaf Maple woods

On Western Red Alder log

The 3 mm long insect was on Fluted Black Elfin Saddle mushroom collected from St Martin's University campus at around 2:15 pm.

The spider was in a fluted black elfin saddle mushroom collected at approximately 2:15 pm from St. Martin's University campus in Lacey, WA

14 cm wide cap, no odor, under Douglas Fir trees among sword ferns and Big-leaf Maple leaves. Freely separating cap, no ring or volva visible. White spore print.

Under Western Red Cedars and Grand Fir

Many insects <2mm in length hopped around honey mushrooms (Armillaria sp.)

Under mixed conifers

Mild taste, under Douglas Fir and Pacific Dogwood

Below mixed conifers, glandular dots on stalk

VERY acrid. Below Western Hemlock and Douglas Fir.

Pinkish branches with bright yellow apices and merged white base below ground, not gelatinous. Below mixed conifers.