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Photos from Bunn's Creek Park on 2004aug28:
orange-fungus: orange-fungus: and Winged book-louse=Psocoptera or spider with parasitic-mite attached Winged book-louse=Psocoptera or spider: with parasitic-mite attached on orange-fungus Obedient plant: Marsh hedge-nettle: Marsh hedge-nettle: Marsh hedge-nettle: False ragweed: Catfish: immature Catfish: immature Swamp smartweed: Prickly yellow lettuce: Creeping bellflower: Creeping bellflower: with bumblebee Creeping bellflower: with bumblebee Creeping bellflower: with bumblebee Wood duck: females Wood duck: female Jerusalem artichoke: Mallard: moulting with grooming problem Cormorant: and Wood duck Cormorant: overstuffed Wood duck: one-legged pose Wood duck: one-legged pose Wood duck: one-legged pose
- 2003-Sept: the possible identification of that peculiar-looking "insect" with the shiny object on it (first 3 images), as a winged book-louse (Psocoptera) with parasitic-mite attached, was by Dr. Roughley of U.Manitoba, via Christie Borkowsky.
- 2005-April: Bob Lamb and Pat MacKay say it is a spider; they agree about the red object being a mite.
(the photo, though not without interest, isn't clear enough to enable identification of the class, never mind the order or family.)