Reasons I love AZ

AzJohn

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This is the Salt River Canyon. It's one of my favorite places in Arizona. I haven't really looked to hard for inverts but the scenery is just beautiful.
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AzJohn

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I would recommend this as a side trip for any one planning on visiting Arizona this summer. Then again there is so much to see.
 
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AzJohn

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One of the problems with living in this state is that there is so much development. This area was grated over repeatedly. Several species seem to do well in these areas. You can find them under pieces of plywood and stray bricks. I can’t figure out why they left the palo verde tree.
 
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Alex080

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WOW i am supposed to be in AZ this weekend i never knew it had so many interesting things to see it is awesome
 

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Well... I figured that its just a cricket... Yea turns out the one I picked up was pretty pissed about my decision. I figured it was a one time thing and promply got bit again by a different one, lol.:8o :wall: So now, if I was to find one, I think I will just use my forceps to pick it up.
 

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Haha, I thought Josh said those things to get people to stay away, like in every Scooby Doo episode. It does look like an incredible place but everywhere with high biodiversity seems to attract development. China was the same. :( How is it up in Washington, Montana, Oregon, et cetera?

That cricket DOES look savage!
 

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Well... I figured that its just a cricket... Yea turns out the one I picked up was pretty pissed about my decision. I figured it was a one time thing and promply got bit again by a different one, lol.:8o :wall: So now, if I was to find one, I think I will just use my forceps to pick it up.
Ya if i was you LOL i would just leave them the hell alone{D {D :D
 

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Haha, I thought Josh said those things to get people to stay away, like in every Scooby Doo episode. It does look like an incredible place but everywhere with high biodiversity seems to attract development. China was the same. :( How is it up in Washington, Montana, Oregon, et cetera?

That cricket DOES look savage!
HAR HAR!!! i did say those things to keep them away!!!! :evil: lol, what they don't know is the radioactive green smog will burn their flesh off!!!! :liar:

the northwest is alright when it comes to inverts. thre are some things here. tarantulas in the right places, calisoga in the southern end of the northwest, scorpiuons and solifugids are a bit easier than the T's and calisoga. there is stuff here.... i kinda dig the rubber boas and salamanders more than the inverts found here.
 

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HAR HAR!!! i did say those things to keep them away!!!! :evil: lol, what they don't know is the radioactive green smog will burn their flesh off!!!! :liar:

the northwest is alright when it comes to inverts. thre are some things here. tarantulas in the right places, calisoga in the southern end of the northwest, scorpiuons and solifugids are a bit easier than the T's and calisoga. there is stuff here.... i kinda dig the rubber boas and salamanders more than the inverts found here.
heh heh Josh said rubber boas
 

AzJohn

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Inverts
P mexicanus after collection, actually I bought it at a store I'm not tall enough to get them in the wild, and a big spider
 
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AzJohn

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Some little snake, ID help please I've seen a few like so I'd like to know what they are.
 
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