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As a surveyor my job often takes me to places where nature is in control. Taking the road less traveled usually makes all the difference.

Federal Way, WashingtonLat: 47.32, Long: -122.31

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Red-crested Korhaan commented on by Brian38 Kunene Region, Namibiaan hour ago

Awesome spotting, Zlatan!

Koppie foam grasshopper commented on by Brian38 Okhahlamba Local Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa5 days ago

Beautiful grasshopper Diego! I wonder if the toxins it carries will deter predators?

Gray Hairstreak commented on by Brian38 Washington, USA5 days ago

Thank you, Neil. Sorry for just getting back to you.

Red-breasted merganser commented on by Brian38 Port Townsend, Washington, USA5 days ago

Haha. Thanks, Neil. I find this species hard to get a good picture of because they are always in either choppy or moving water or both.

Spotting commented on by Brian38 São Mateus, Espírito Santo, Brazil6 days ago

Gorgeous!

Blunthead Tree Snake commented on by Brian38 Provincia Puntarenas, Costa Ricaa week ago

Congratulations, Jessie Aguilar. This is such a well-deserving SOTW!

Alpine Smelowskia commented on by Brian38 Washington, USA2 weeks ago

Thank you for the nomination, Ashley.

Speckled Longfin Eel commented on by Brian38 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia2 weeks ago

Congratulations Neil! Awesome spotting!

Bargibanti Pygmy Seahorse commented on by Brian38 Cebu, Philippines2 weeks ago

Congratulations Albert! Incredible spotting!

Purple shore crab commented on by Brian38 Port Townsend, Washington, USA2 weeks ago

Thanks for your kind comments Neil and Saturniidae27. It's amazing what molted colors and markings can do for camoflauging.