Time for some #isoposting! This brilliant common woodlouse was hidden beneath a piece of bark and was patient enough to let me take a focus stack.
Wandering the forest and flipping pieces of bark gotta be one of the activities ever
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Time for some #isoposting! This brilliant common woodlouse was hidden beneath a piece of bark and was patient enough to let me take a focus stack.
Wandering the forest and flipping pieces of bark gotta be one of the activities ever
For the last day of #arachtober, have this O. canestrinii harvestman! My first close encounter with a harvestperson
i will never get over these goofy eyes
Zebra spider with a snack from a couple of weeks ago.
I always seem to find them on guard rails, and found this one with that thought in mind. I guess they like to soak in the stored heat from the metal
This species is characterized by the 4 dark spots on its abdomen which can be seen on this second spider I found on the same plant. Its german common name is "Four-spot soft(?) spider"
So many spiders out and about at the moment!
Anyphaena accentuata in its retreat. During the night they come out to hunt small insects
Grebe symmetry
I love photographing the absolute tiniest spiders I can find.
Often just a few millimeters in size, they're not much more than moving motes of dust. That's what makes revealing their details all the more rewarding!
Have you ever seen a kingfisher on the ground? I certainly haven't! I had the pleasure of watching this gentleman hunt and land on this patch of rocks multiple times.
I love the contrast between the dark, shaded river bank and the brilliantly colored bird.
I saw my first dipper last week! They're beautiful and so fun to watch.