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I'd been leaning towards the Genus Pardosa earlier, but Rod Crawford (My local state Arachnologist) led me towards the Genus Arctosa.
I'd need to collect some individuals for him to take a look at to be sure.
This guy sat motionless on the stoop across the street like that for about an hour (I thought he might be dead), then he screamed about some things that were on his mind, and then he slumped back down for a while. Note the flowers.
Orthoptera
Raleigh, NC USA
Well, I am back in the USA for a little while. My plans to take pictures of insects in Colombia were squashed by a back injury. Its better now, and I am hoping to be ready for my trip to the Amazonas in 2 weeks!
I recently purchased these "marbles" in a little boutique. The lady selling them wasn't positive if they were Agate or not. Can anyone verify? Also, if there is a more specific type of Agate name for them?
Photograph taken specifically for identification purposes. 2 views of 1 "marble" shown above.
‘The path is ascribed to John Robinson an early rock climber who developed the path as a way of reaching Pillar Rock.
possibly the second shot i ever took with my D50. it is cropped to within an inch of its life but - i am not trying to sell it so who cares :)
River Wharf, Ilkley