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Paddle-tailed darner seen at Lake Stevens
October 16, 2026
A dragonfly was observed on September 24 at Lake Stevens. This species inhabits lakes and ponds with dense shore vegetation and tolerates oxygen-depleted conditions better than mayflies or stoneflies, reflecting the range of aquatic habitat quality in the region.
Mayflies signal clean water in Lake Stevens
October 16, 2026
Mayflies in the genus were observed on October 5 at Lake Stevens. Mayflies require clean, well-oxygenated water, so their presence indicates at least localized conditions suitable for pollution-sensitive aquatic insect larvae.
Kinnikinnick fruits and flowers together at Eagle Ridge Park
October 16, 2026
showed ripe fruits and flowers simultaneously on October 11 at Eagle Ridge Park. The species extends flowering into fall while fruits persist through winter, allowing simultaneous bloom and fruiting stages in mid-autumn.
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