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Most recent comments
1 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Crab posted on August 14, 2014:
The colour is natural, whether they're dead or alive. (reply...)
1 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Unknown posted on August 17, 2014:
Could it be a freshwater ostracod? (reply...)
1 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Arthropod posted on August 17, 2014:
That is a water boatman. (reply...)
1 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Carpet Beetle posted on August 21, 2016:
Thanks for the info. I might look into getting one myself. (reply...)
2 days ago
Mardon made the following comment on the observation of
Carpet Beetle posted on August 21, 2016:
Thanks Elijah, I use a Canon 1D Mark IV camera, an MP-E 65mm f/2.8 1-5x Macro Photo lens and a Canon Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX flash. (reply...)
2 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Carpet Beetle posted on August 21, 2016:
Amazing photos! What kind of camera do you use? (reply...)
3 days ago
Tclenche made the following comment on the observation of
Three Spined Stickleback posted on July 26, 2017:
i keep the tide charts for this area on my desk, watching for opportunities. sticklebacks move from fresh to salt water easily here in this area, and i see large schools in the brackish waters of the Petley small boat basin as well as in the barachois of Middle and lower lance coves.
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3 days ago
Elijah made the following comment on the observation of
Three Spined Stickleback posted on July 26, 2017:
I've only heard of sticklebacks making nests in freshwater, so it's pretty cool that you found one in salt water, even if a stream close by causes brackish water to form. Also, if there was either a full moon or a new moon that night, then the low tide would be the result of a spring tide, when high tides are higher, and low tides are lower. (reply...)