Feb 21
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Knitted vernal pool indicator species!
Left to right: fairy shrimp, spotted salamander, and wood frog.
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If you're asking whether I'm compelled to knit everything, the answer is yes.
Knitted vernal pool indicator species!
Left to right: fairy shrimp, spotted salamander, and wood frog.
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Triops longicaudatus in an ephemeral monsoon puddle, Palominas, Arizona.
I've wanted to see triops in the wild for a long time. ¡Muchas gracias @textless for for letting me know where to find them!
Vernal Pool - Dozier Bell , 2024.
American , b. 1957 -
Acrylic on linen , 40 x 32 in.
Flooded Vernal Pools, Delaware Watergap, NJ - June 1st 2025
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It's salamander season again.
Here’s the pool. No other pools in the area have the same thing occurring except for another pool that is very clearly connected/part of this one (where I’m sitting is roots that grow over the pool and now have soil on them). The water is fresh and the fluctuations don’t have a set pattern. There’s a creek about 200’ away
every year I get older, I see less and less salamanders. I haven’t found any this year and it breaks my heart