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BIOD53 (Animal Behaviour) lectures. Sean McCann: Research and CV. Wide (ish) macro continued: The EFS 24 mm STM. So yesterday I covered wide-ish macro with the 18-55 kit lens, so today I will go over a lens that I have found to be much more promising and fun: the EFS 34 mm STM. This is a lens that Gil Wizen. Turned me on to, and boy was he right. It is a great focal length, fairly fast (F 2.8), is VERY small (a so-called “pancake” lens) and is very inexpensive. In this shot of. A damselfly at dawn. This ...

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BIOD53 (Animal Behaviour) lectures. Sean McCann: Research and CV. Wide (ish) macro continued: The EFS 24 mm STM. So yesterday I covered wide-ish macro with the 18-55 kit lens, so today I will go over a lens that I have found to be much more promising and fun: the EFS 34 mm STM. This is a lens that Gil Wizen. Turned me on to, and boy was he right. It is a great focal length, fairly fast (F 2.8), is VERY small (a so-called “pancake” lens) and is very inexpensive. In this shot of. A damselfly at dawn. This ...

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Cheapskate Tuesday 4: 50 mm 1.8 | Ibycter

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Sean McCann: Research and CV. Cheapskate Tuesday 4: 50 mm 1.8. If you need a useful fast lens for a DSLR, why not consider the inexpensive 50 mm 1.8? Canon makes one, Nikon makes one, everyone makes one. They are cheap, they are fast and they are sharp. They are super versatile used as is, and can be excellent for closeups when used with extension tubes (I will cover this in an upcoming post). Normal on full frame and moderate telephoto on an APS-C, they are worth having around. And tagged 50 mm. I think...

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Sean McCann: Research and CV. I have been a bit remiss in continuing to tell the story of the trip Catherine and I took to the Okanagan Valley this spring. I apologize, and in recompense, offer one of the most exciting observations we made. One of the species we had most hoped to see was the Pacific Rattlesnake,. The Pacific Rattlesnake is BC’s only rattlesnake, and like many northerly populations of rattlesnakes, is a threatened species. This was likely due to an active log hauling operation using the r...

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Sean McCann: Research and CV. Nothing to see here, just a couple of cool spider species engaged in predation! In white form) consuming a fly. These are called the goldenrod crab spider, but I find them on may flowers. This plump one was the same one I had photographed on foxglove in the last post. In the yellow form with a fly. This one is not yet an adult. Ambush predators are so cool. Jumping spider with another jumping spider! This entry was posted on July 9, 2015, in Natural History.

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Sean McCann: Research and CV. Tag Archive Pacific Rattlesnake. I have been a bit remiss in continuing to tell the story of the trip Catherine and I took to the Okanagan Valley this spring. I apologize, and in recompense, offer one of the most exciting observations we made. One of the species we had most hoped to see was the Pacific Rattlesnake,. The Pacific Rattlesnake is BC’s only rattlesnake, and like many northerly populations of rattlesnakes, is a threatened species. This was likely due to an active ...

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Sean McCann: Research and CV. A roundup of recent shots. Figuring out the A720…. Experimentation with sleeping bees and wasps. A couple of Sunday outings. A very spidrous summer planned. Cheapskate Tuesday 29: Alligator Lizards with the A720 IS. Hawks at Palos Verdes. Weekend Expedition 71: Mississauga salamander hunt. Weekend Expedition 70: Mississauga/Credit River. Weekend Expedition 69: A muddy slog in Crother’s Woods. Weekend Expedition 68: A frozen High Park outing. My favourite photos from Guyana.

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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! Tag Archives: tube web. Segestriidae: tube web spiders. July 13, 2015. 8211; a member of the tube web spider family Segestriidae. This species is the one member of the family Segestriidae that can be found in British Columbia, but we’ve never encountered it before. (Photo: Sean McCann. Showing the eye arrangement and hairy chelicerae. (Photo: Kyron Basu. Resting in the characteri...

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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! Segestriidae: tube web spiders. July 13, 2015. 8211; a member of the tube web spider family Segestriidae. This species is the one member of the family Segestriidae that can be found in British Columbia, but we’ve never encountered it before. (Photo: Sean McCann. Segestriids are closely related to spiders in the family Dysderidae (which includes the common woodlouse hunter. Licensed under CC BY-ND-NC 1.0.

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Paganism and general witchery…. In dreams and in waking life, the Spider is a powerful symbol and provides many lessons if we will just look and listen. Spider as a Symbol. Spider as a Totem. Juvenile Black Widow (Photo: Sean McCann). Female and Male Black Widows (Photo: Sean McCann). Cellar or Skull Spider. Cellar Spider Cellar Spider feeding on Pillbug. Garden or Writing Spider. A couple of garden spiders on their large zig-zag webs. While others may prefer dark corners, Garden Spider likes her web big...

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This is a blog about spiders. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About me / CV. This is a blog about spiders! Category Archives: spider identification. Zora & Syspira: wolf-like prowling spiders. May 9, 2016. Did you ever come across one of the most beautiful wolf spiders you’ve ever seen, only to realize that it’s not a wolf spider at all, because the eyes are all wrong? Well, I had this experience recently. Twice, actually. Check out some of the great photos Sean took along the way here.

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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Sunday, May 31, 2015. Dimorphic Jumping Spider, Maevia inclemens. When I lived in Ohio I had the great honor of being introduced to Dr. George Uetz at the University of Cincinnati. At the time he had a graduate student, Dave Clark, who was doing research on the courtship behavior of the Dimorphic Jumping Spider, Maevia inclemens. Tufted form" male, Missouri. What makes this spider so special, you ask? The first t...

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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Friday, November 28, 2014. Be Thankful for "Bugs". A couple days ago the following post crossed my Facebook newsfeed, and it is an excellent reminder of why insects and other arthropods are so important to us as human beings, and to the planet Earth as well. Honeybee pollinating flower in Arizona. Dung beetle pair rolling dung ball in Kansas. A scientific article was published in 2006 in the journal Bioscience.

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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Sunday, May 25, 2014. Last Monday, my wife and I went out to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge northeast of Denver. We were pleased to find a handful of specimens of the cute little “Zebra Jumper,” Salticus scenicus. It is suspected that the Zebra Jumper is native to Eurasia, but has now spread across the temperate areas of the globe thanks to human commerce and travel. Look for these charismati...

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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Friday, May 1, 2015. Yesterday I came across an interesting little fly while exploring Cheyenne Mountain State Park, just south of Colorado Springs, Colorado. What I found interesting is exactly where. I found them, but these are unusual dipterans in almost every regard. Vision must be quite keen, though, as the compound eyes take up most of the head. Why the name "dance fly," you ask? Cole, Frank R. 1969&#46...

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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Two-spotted Cobweb Weaver and kin. Colorado Springs is blessed with a number of concrete bike trails throughout the city, including parks like Garden of the Gods. At this time of year, one can find numerous insects, spiders, and other arthropods parading across these paths. One example I encountered the other day was a male of the Two-spotted Cobweb Weaver, Asagena americana. Another inter...

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Bug Eric: February 2015

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All about insects, spiders, and other arthropods, focusing on North America north of Mexico. Thursday, February 26, 2015. Green-eyed Wasps, Tachytes. Identifying wasps in the field is often problematic for a number of reasons. Wasps move quickly, and often you only get a glimpse. Mimicry complicates matters and you may actually be looking at a fly, moth, beetle, or true bug. "Field marks" are seldom visible, at least without a magnifying lens. One exception is the genus Tachytes. Atop female in Colorado.

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