Found barely alive on the bottom of a slow moving creek
Found in the rocks of a slow moving creek
Found this little guy besides a creek on the sandy sediment on Table Mesa west of Broadway. Not sure of what it could be... Maybe a larval form of some Gastropod?
If anyone has an idea, or knows, it would be greatly appreciated!!!
Temperature was in the high 40's and overcast.
Found this Annelid beside a creek at Martin Park which is just off of Broadway in Boulder, CO.
Temperature outside was 49 degrees and overcast.
15:17, cloudy, anoxic sediment, Air temp 73.2°F. Unsure of i.d.
15:17, cloudy, anoxic sediment, Air temp 73.2°F. Unsure of i.d. (diptera- bloodworm midge larvae?)
15:17, Cloudy, anoxic sediment,
Air temp 73.2°F. Unsure of i.d. (fresh water clams?)
14:20, sunny, air temp=82.2°F. Unsure if correct i.d. (Oligochaete)
14:20, sunny, air temp=82.2°F. Unsure if correct i.d.
14:20, sunny, air temp=82.2°F. Unsure if correct i.d.
14:20, sunny, air temp=82.2°F. Unsure if correct i.d.
14:20, sunny, air temp=82.2°F. I think it is Archaeognatha but unsure.
14:20, sunny, air temp=82.2°F. Looks like an annelid species but I am unsure.
The creek was closed due to the invasive snails. I didn't actually see any.
Found this empty Gastropod snail shell on a rock on Table Mesa, West of Broadway. Temperature outside was 49 degrees and overcast.
Found this (possible) Milipede on a rock next to a pool of nonmoving stream water on Table Mesa west of Broadway. When I picked this little guy up he stopped moving and it looked as if it "played dead", and thought I was a predator. Temperature outside was 49 degrees and overcast.
Looks like a butterfly larvae, but I'm not sure.
Found this worm beside a small stream of very cold water on Table Mesa west of Broadway. The outside temperature was 54 degrees, and the weather was very overcast.
Found in a small stream of very cold water on Table Mesa west of Broadway. Outside temperature 54 degrees. Not sure if this is a worm, or perhaps a larvae of something else. HELP!
