Branchiopods

The prettiest one of the day! Freshly molted, it will turn greyish later on. NOTE: A permit is required to enter the water or sweep it with a net. Fortunately we were deputized by none other than the author of a field guide to the area (has a permit and was our supervisor). She was coaching a team from US Fish & Wildlife Service. All my IDs for the water creatures are from her. Everyone was super kind, and I greatly appreciate their including and educating us for the morning.

NOTE: A permit is required to enter the water or sweep it with a net. Fortunately we were deputized by none other than Carol Witham (who has a permit and was our supervisor). Carol is the author of the Jepson Prairie Preserve Handbook and was coaching a team from US Fish & Wildlife Service. All my IDs for the water creatures are from Carol. Everyone was super kind, and I greatly appreciate their including and educating us for the morning.

The prettiest one of the day! Freshly molted, it will turn greyish later on. NOTE: A permit is required to enter the water or sweep it with a net. Fortunately we were deputized by none other than the author of a field guide to the area (has a permit and was our supervisor). She was coaching a team from US Fish & Wildlife Service. All my IDs for the water creatures are from her. Everyone was super kind, and I greatly appreciate their including and educating us for the morning.

The prettiest one of the day! Freshly molted, it will turn greyish later on. NOTE: A permit is required to enter the water or sweep it with a net. Fortunately we were deputized by none other than the author of a field guide to the area (has a permit and was our supervisor). She was coaching a team from US Fish & Wildlife Service. All my IDs for the water creatures are from her. Everyone was super kind, and I greatly appreciate their including and educating us for the morning.

The prettiest one of the day! Freshly molted, it will turn greyish later on. NOTE: A permit is required to enter the water or sweep it with a net. Fortunately we were deputized by none other than the author of a field guide to the area (has a permit and was our supervisor). She was coaching a team from US Fish & Wildlife Service. All my IDs for the water creatures are from her. Everyone was super kind, and I greatly appreciate their including and educating us for the morning.

The prettiest one of the day! Freshly molted, it will turn greyish later on. NOTE: A permit is required to enter the water or sweep it with a net. Fortunately we were deputized by none other than the author of a field guide to the area (has a permit and was our supervisor). She was coaching a team from US Fish & Wildlife Service. All my IDs for the water creatures are from her. Everyone was super kind, and I greatly appreciate their including and educating us for the morning.

Mather vernal pools

Este humedal llamado Laguna de Axotlán, fue desazolvado y liberado de malezas invasoras como el lirio acuático, posterior a esto en el mes de Junio se comenzó a llenar nuevamente, avistándose ejemplares del Triops Longicaudatus, haciendo presencia el Taller de Invertebrados de la UNAM, constatando la presencia del mismo, el cual no era avistado en el valle de méxico desde 1961 debido a la alta contaminación. Estudios fueron presentados en el Congreso Nacional de Crustáceos 2014.

Este humedal llamado Laguna de Axotlán, fue desazolvado y liberado de malezas invasoras como el lirio acuático, posterior a esto en el mes de Junio se comenzó a llenar nuevamente, avistándose ejemplares del Triops Longicaudatus, haciendo presencia el Taller de Invertebrados de la UNAM, constatando la presencia del mismo, el cual no era avistado en el valle de méxico desde 1961 debido a la alta contaminación. Estudios fueron presentados en el Congreso Nacional de Crustáceos 2014.

Este humedal llamado Laguna de Axotlán, fue desazolvado y liberado de malezas invasoras como el lirio acuático, posterior a esto en el mes de Junio se comenzó a llenar nuevamente, avistándose ejemplares del Triops Longicaudatus, haciendo presencia el Taller de Invertebrados de la UNAM, constatando la presencia del mismo, el cual no era avistado en el valle de méxico desde 1961 debido a la alta contaminación. Estudios fueron presentados en el Congreso Nacional de Crustáceos 2014.

Este humedal llamado Laguna de Axotlán, fue desazolvado y liberado de malezas invasoras como el lirio acuático, posterior a esto en el mes de Junio se comenzó a llenar nuevamente, avistándose ejemplares del Triops Longicaudatus, haciendo presencia el Taller de Invertebrados de la UNAM, constatando la presencia del mismo, el cual no era avistado en el valle de méxico desde 1961 debido a la alta contaminación. Estudios fueron presentados en el Congreso Nacional de Crustáceos 2014.