The unforgettable trail of a porcupine
Camouflaged inchworm
Monkey Flower
Fritz, Steve and Jimmy at midnight
European Red Snail on a log
October 19, 2008
Oregon Dunes Trip
This past week the Alderleaf Wilderness Certification Program took its first field trip of the year. We went down to the Oregon Dunes near Lakeside, Oregon. We spent our time trailing animals (especially porcupines) for miles across the dunes, exploring deflation zones and forest islands and eating tasty mushrooms we found crawling raccoon style across the forest floor. It truly was an amazing trip; we all learned a lot about the environment, tracking and trailing, and each other. Here are a few pictures from the week.
The unforgettable trail of a porcupine
Camouflaged inchworm
Monkey Flower
Fritz, Steve and Jimmy at midnight
European Red Snail on a log
The unforgettable trail of a porcupine
Camouflaged inchworm
Monkey Flower
Fritz, Steve and Jimmy at midnightEuropean Red Snail on a log
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Nice shots, Jase! That midnight shot is so cool. Very impressive. The inchworm is an excellent example of animal camo in action.
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The last photo is of a snail, not a slug. Slugs do not have shells.
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