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bite marks, inquilines, and other finds in the catalina mountains

Often the goals of my wanderings in nature are two-fold: I’m looking for spiders and insects, and I’m also looking … More

antlers, ants, arachnids, beetles, bones, crickets, hemiptera, hymenoptera, inquilines, mount lemmon highway, orthoptera, salticidae, scorpions, spiders

starting the year off with arachnids

Eight days in and 2021 is already shaping up to be a mess, but at least I can rely on … More

arachnids, bighorn fire, mount lemmon highway, pseudoscorpions, spiders

social distancing with spiders, part three

I got out a few times this week, far away from any people, to search for critters at 6000′ in … More

arachnids, mount lemmon highway, mygalomorphs, spiders

social distancing with spiders, part two

Over the summer, a large portion of the Catalina Mountains burned. For a number of months, the Mount Lemmon Highway … More

arachnids, bighorn fire, lycosidae, mount lemmon highway, mygalomorphs, tarantulas

social distancing with spiders, part one

Well, it finally happened — I tested positive for COVID. I wish I had the fortitude of a tarantula and … More

arachnids, loxosceles, mount lemmon highway, spiders

essential work and the bugs that get me through it

I was about to preface this post with all the goings-on in the country and world right now, and how … More

ants, arachnids, coleoptera, diptera, hymenoptera, millipedes, mount lemmon highway, salticidae, scorpions, spiders, tarantulas, termites, wasps

flipping rocks at 4000 feet

A spot that I’d not visited in several months was Molino Canyon Vista, so I took a trip there yesterday. … More

arachnids, bees, coleoptera, hymenoptera, lepidoptera, lycosidae, microcoryphia, mites, molino canyon vista, opiliones, plecoptera, pseodoscorpions, salticidae, scorpions, spiders, tenebrionidae, thomisidae

tiny arachnids in the neighborhood

It’s mid-January, which means that bugs have been pretty low-key. They’re still out there, of course: on warm, sunny afternoons, … More

arachnids, in the neighborhood, mites, pseodoscorpions, spiders

new year’s eve / new year’s day

I wrapped up 2019 with an off-trail hike near the Bug Spring Trailhead along the Mount Lemmon Highway. I was … More

ants, arachnids, bug spring trailhead, diptera, gordon hirabayashi recreation area, hymenoptera, mount lemmon highway, spiders

some august bugs for your consideration

The monsoons this season have been rather lacking. On the east side of Tucson, we’ve gotten maybe four or five … More

arachnids, bees, chrysomelidae, coleoptera, hymenoptera, lycosidae, mount lemmon highway, neuroptera, orthoptera, phasmatodea, scarabaeidae, spiders

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