My first specimen that's actually on the list! Tried many photos, but none really came out right: that's really the best one.
It's a Common Earthworm, and its scientific name is Lumbricus Terrestris.
Friday, 1 January 2016
Common Earthworm
Finally!
My first specimen that's actually on the list! Tried many photos, but none really came out right: that's really the best one.
It's a Common Earthworm, and its scientific name is Lumbricus Terrestris.
My first specimen that's actually on the list! Tried many photos, but none really came out right: that's really the best one.
It's a Common Earthworm, and its scientific name is Lumbricus Terrestris.
Striped Woodlouse
Yay!
My first specimen caught on camera!
One problem though: I went outside, and said to myself that I would post the FIRST species I saw, which happened to be a Woodlouse. After I took all the pictures, I noticed that I didn't even have that species on the list!
So it's still 0 for the list. But at least I got some pictures! The species I am looking for is Oniscus Asellus, commonly known as the Common, or Shiny Woodlouse.
The species I found was Philoscia Muscorum, commonly known as the Striped Woodlouse.
My first specimen caught on camera!
One problem though: I went outside, and said to myself that I would post the FIRST species I saw, which happened to be a Woodlouse. After I took all the pictures, I noticed that I didn't even have that species on the list!
So it's still 0 for the list. But at least I got some pictures! The species I am looking for is Oniscus Asellus, commonly known as the Common, or Shiny Woodlouse.
The species I found was Philoscia Muscorum, commonly known as the Striped Woodlouse.
Photo Equipment
So far for photos, I have been using these 3 things:
- My Phone (Photos)
- 1 6x Magnifier Hand Lens with LED
- A yellow lamp
So far I have not been able to get hold of a really good camera, so most of my photos will not be that good.
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| Yellow Lamp |
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| 6x Magnifier Hand Lens with LED |
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