About 3.5 cm frog. I am not positive about the id since there are a lot of juvenile southern toad and cane toad around.
Pretty sure this is the invasive paper mulberry, not the native to FL.
WIP
Spreading in live oak and into neighboring trees.
Visual Description: Roughly 2 inches in length, rusty red color. Had two small antennae which denoted the which end was the head. The head end was also more rounded than the rear which came to a slight point.
Defining Characteristics: This organism is a Protostome. It is evident from the jointed exoskeleton that this organism is an insect. The bright, rusty-red color is expressive of its species.
Habitat: Spotted on sidewalk on USF campus near bookstore.
Millipede habitat includes areas with moist leaf litter or ground cover as they feed on decaying organic material such as leaves or wood and use these same materials as cover.
References: BugGuide; Trigoniulus corallinus
URL: https://bugguide.net/node/view/230605
Large spider found near a trail. Size was about 1-1.5” in length. Coloration was primarily dark with some light spots on the abdomen. Legs have white bands and characteristic red bands near the body. Weather was warm, breezy, low 80s.