Observations by dthomsonjones

About 1 3/4 inches diameter from tips of legs. About 3/4 inches from front of cephalothorax to rear of abdomen. Triangular pattern on abdomen, one triangle within another, with double pattern of dots below triangular pattern. Overall color is a light cream green . Comes out just after dusk and stays night. Web about 2 feet across about 7 feet high.

First lizard observation during project period, however not observed during the specified 9 - 12 AM period. Lizard observed in front year adjacent to area covered with sage, coyote brush and other plants. Temperature was 59 degrees F.

First lizard observation during project period, however not observed during the specified 9 - 12 AM period. Lizard observed in front year adjacent to area covered with sage, coyote brush and other plants. Temperature was 59 degrees F.

Observed about 9:35 AM first in the backyard on a power line (photo also included but no squirrel visible) going to the neighbor's house on the north side of our property, squirrel heading west. Photo take of squirrel in our Jacaranda tree in our front yard. I apologize for the photo take with my little Canon Powershot. The squirrel is barely visible in the center left peeping over a branch. The squirrel spots me right away and is very difficult to photograph and twitches his tail to show much irritation at my bothering him/her.

The observation occurred on 11/5/2015 at about 10:35 AM. The snails occur in a small back yard pool and among a green algae(?) or other type of green water plant. I plan to report these once unless other wise requested.

No other SLIME type organisms observed this day.

This observation occurred about 10:35 AM, on 11/5/2015. These snails occur in a small freshwater pool with circulating water in our back yard. One of the staff at the training said to include them. The snails are found among green algae(?) or other type of plant.

Otherwise no other living organism relevant to the three projects was observed.