Observations by zeph

These wild carrots were discovered in loose soil and were very scattered over a large area.

This spider was found on the exposed wood of a dead tree all alone. He tried avoiding me, and made it difficult to get a picture of.

This crane fly was discovered trapped in a spider's web fighting to escape. It had no significant patterning and was the only of its species in sight.

This fern was discovered on moist, muddy terrain. It had a reddish stem at the bottom and more green towards the top. There were several more of its species surrounding it.

This flower was spotted in a small clearing that was dry. There was a small grouping of these flowers.

I found this centipede under a section of bark on an alive tree.

This was observed on the cellular level. The cell was appearing to cleave while observing it.

This moss was seen in the woods and sporing.

This slug was found alone on the bottom of a log in a muddy terrain near a creek.

This click beetle was found inside the school by the bathrooms. it was hard to contain because of its jumping.

I found this lichen near on a fallen, decaying log. It was covering a majority of the log

I found this Stemonitis in the plasmodial stage on a tree covered with fungus.

A peer discovered a snake skin shed that belonged to a rat snake. Later I sighted the snake itself but it slithered away before I could capture a picture.

This species was spotted by itself in a wet, muddy area.

This Fungus is named for its Appearance. I found this Fungus on a dead log with many other turkey tails.

This cockroach was sighted on a dead tree underneath a section of bark that had fallen off. It was observed by itself with no other of its species in sight.