Seems like only four of us have been feeling poorly, so not quite "most of us." And several chicken-eaters had no problems. So the source of the troubles remains a mystery. But boy do the troubles hurt.
Last night I finally got back up to speed enough to take a short night hike after spending the day mostly in bed. And some pics from that bit are worth the wait.
Last night I finally got back up to speed enough to take a short night hike after spending the day mostly in bed. And some pics from that bit are worth the wait.
An anole that was sleeping until I came along
This thing is amazing. I have no idea what it is so will need more time for an ID, but worth posting
Connor holds a Truando toad (Rhaebo haematiticus)
Another sleeping butterfly.
A "tink" frog, but don't have time to ID it
This looks like a small tarantula, and a spider I have not seen here before. Will take a bit of work to ID this one
A tailless whip scorpion (Amblypygidae)
Not sure if I got this species of owl butterfly on the blog yet, so here it is (Caligo sp.)
And, as a final test of my ID skills, I present what appears to be a terrestrial planarian. Which, I note, I have no clue about it other than it appears to be a planarian and is pretty cool.
This looks like a terrestrial planarian (flat worm), but certainly a critter I can't find and place easily.
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