Couple paddles a canoe with Morro Rock in the background. Serene Scene from the Morro Photo Expo 'Shooting from the Water' tour I led

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Couple paddles a canoe with Morro Rock in the background. Serene Scene from the Morro Photo Expo 'Shooting from the Water' tour I led

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Couple paddles a canoe with Morro Rock in the background. Serene Scene from the Morro Photo Expo 'Shooting from the Water' tour I led in Morro Bay, CA 24 Oct 2009, as taken from the Dos Osos Subsea Tours Pontoon Boat "See Canoeing and Kayaking opportunities along with bay cruises" piloted by Kevin Winfield, and interpreted by Morro Bay Museum of Natural History's Rouvaishyana, on my "Shoot from the Water" tour led by me Michael "Mike" L. Baird, as part of the 2009 Morro Photo Expo morrophoto.com. Photo by Michael "Mike" L. Baird bairdphotos.com, Canon 5D w/ 100-400mm IS lens handheld.

burning red cacti

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Fred Coyle checks a rock ledge for spider habitat

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Fred Coyle checks a rock ledge for spider habitat

Image by USFWS/Southeast
The spruce-fir moss spider is an endangered animal found only at the tops of the highest peaks in the eastern United States. This video follows a team of scientists as they search for the rare spider in order to carry specimens back to their lab for genetic analysis which will provide information to help guide future conservation efforts. The team included Dr. Marshal Hedin of San Diego State University; Dr. Fred Coyle, retired from Western Carolina University; Dr. Jason Bond of Auburn University; Service biologist Sue Cameron; and Service intern David Caldwell.
















Credit: Gary Peeples/USFWS
www.fws.gov/asheville

Service biologist Sue Cameron with a small spider in hand

Image by USFWS/Southeast
The spruce-fir moss spider is an endangered animal found only at the tops of the highest peaks in the eastern United States. This video follows a team of scientists as they search for the rare spider in order to carry specimens back to their lab for genetic analysis which will provide information to help guide future conservation efforts. The team included Dr. Marshal Hedin of San Diego State University; Dr. Fred Coyle, retired from Western Carolina University; Dr. Jason Bond of Auburn University; Service biologist Sue Cameron; and Service intern David Caldwell.
















Credit: Gary Peeples/USFWS
www.fws.gov/asheville