Some underwater photographs of some guppies in a pond at the Armstrong greenhouse.
Gambusa sp.
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Armstrong flowers
Some flowers on Armstrong’s campus and in the greenhouse.
Juvenile narrow mouth toad
During a herpetology course at Armstrong State University field trip, Dr. Collier shows some students a juvenile anuran, likely a Narrow Mouth Toad (Gastrophryne carolinensis). Here’s another microhylid!
Litter collection
A student collects a leaf litter from Spartina alterniflora and Juncus roemerianus at the end of an experiment we performed during a Coastal Ecology course in 2013.
Exploring the salt marsh
Walking and sniffing the mud in the vast salt marshes surrounding Harris Neck.
Bouncing ears
Amos and Eva catch up and jump through the grass at Harris Neck.
Amphipods at Armstrong
After some heavy rains this week, thousands of stranded amphipods were dried up in the Science Center, possibly emerging from a over flowing drain.
Rolling, wet, Eva
After falling into a fountain (for the first time), Eva gets dirty.
Chippawa Square
A visit to Chippewa Square.
Waiting at the clearing
Amos and Eva wait at the clearing from the old plantation at Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge.