Sunday, May 2, 2010
Sunday Spinelessness - A beach spider
A very quick post from me today, I've spend the weekend at the first Genetics Otago postgraduate retreat. Which was here:
Obviously, the meeting was mainly about talking with members of the most conspicuous vertebrate species on earth, but I did get a couple of chances hunt out some spineless creatures. My favourite has to be this guy, one of a few jumping spiders I found on saturday morning, sunning themselves on rocks high up on the beach:
Labels: arachnophilia, citizen science, environment and ecology, jumping spiders, photos, Salticidae, sci-blogs, sunday spinelessness
2 Comments:
Sneaky! There could have been a group-bug-hunt!
*sigh* wasted opportunity.
*sigh* wasted opportunity.
I can think of very few things less likely to work than 25 geneticists stomping around looking for bugs on a beach...
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