A Sunday morning at the Upper Hillsborouth Tract. Each Sunday morning, Dee (my sister-in-law) visit a different nature preserve in Hillsborough and Polk County. There are more than we can count and for the past several weeks we have visited the different entrances to the Upper Hillsborough Tract. Here is the map.
Maybe male Oxyopes
Female Lyssomanes viridins with interestying black splotches on her celphaothorax
Ventral view of Microthena sagittata connected to her web
Lateral view of Micrathena sagittata
Focus stack experiment with Micrathena sagittata
Focus stack of MIcrathena sagittata
Eyes of Micrathene sagittata
An image of Micrathena sagittata under a celestron microscope (gift from Joseph)
Stabilimenta of Micrathena sagittata
Stabilimenta and dorsal view of Micrathena sagittata
Face of a dragonfly
Nephila clavipes and a fly
Argiope aurantia and stabilimenta
Eyes of Argiope aurantia
Lateral view of Argiope aurantia
Face of a kadydid
Leucauge venusta
Colorfuly kadydid
Roseate Spoonbill and an Ibis
Roseate Spoonbill and an Ibis
Roseate spoonbill fishing
Roseate Spoonbill and an Ibis
July 25, 2016: Raccoons and Upper Hillsborough Tract
My waiting place
After a few minutes - two arrived - here, he is eating something
Eating leaves
Two raccoons
Second raccoon
Sniffing
C. Frank Starmer