Lookout Creek Spatially Explicit Sampling of Aquatic Vertebrates
Coastal giant salamander being measured for length
Coastal giant salamander being measured for length
This coastal giant salamander had a large fish, a sculpin, in its stomach. The fish came out during the gastric lavage procedure.
This coastal giant salamander had a large fish, a sculpin, in its stomach. The fish came out during the gastric lavage procedure.
OSU post-doc Gwen bury with a coastal giant salamander.
Coastal giant salamander
Coastal giant salamander, underside
Fish and salamanders are collected into a temporary bin where they are measured before being released back into the stream.
Dave Leer, Najma Ain, and Rylee Rawson electroshocking in Lookout Creek
Dave Leer, Najma Ain, and Rylee Rawson electroshocking for fish and salamanders in Lookout Creek. The bucket in the foreground has cutthtroat trout.
Dave Leer (CreekWalker Photography) and OSU undergraduate student Rylee Rawson electroshocking to sample fish and salamanders. The animals are captured, measured, and released back into their original location.
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