inside this case made of sticks is the larva of a caddisfly, another creature that thrives in vernal pools.
Friday, May 05, 2006
what is that thing?
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- watching for fish
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- matt sits to fish
- still no luck
- yuck
- are we eating or are we playing?
- things get messy
- sharing
- another salamander
- telling stories
- the west end
- sawdusty day
- christian works hard
- tongue and groove flooring
- ????
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- meeting with the oncologist
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- supervising
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- thanks for caring, jake
- the first blue sky in five days
- today: jello!
- upon closer examination
- matt checks out his wound and talks to his mom
- movin' right along
- cruisin' down the hallway
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- 24 hours after surgery
- wait, they let him have a lollipop?
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- i didn't catch anything
- matt catches a fish
- going fishing at farm street
- the mosquitoes are breeding in the vernal pool
- what is that thing?
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2 comments:
Yo, Sarah. Nice Trichopteran.
i was figuring you could ID it to species.
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