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| David talking to the first group of students |
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| Assembling the cubes |
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| The search for invertebrates |
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| A damselfly larva |
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| An Isopod |
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| This was actually a polychaete worm. It is difficult to see the leg like appendages |
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| Dr. Meyer helping students learn techniques |
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| A freshwater mussel. You can see the foot (white part) sticking out. |
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| Collecting specimens |
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| This one is a dragonfly larva |
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| A nematode, a gilled snail, and an isopod |
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| Another gilled snail |
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| It is difficult to make out, but this was a midge larva |
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| An adult beetle |
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| A potential site for the cube |
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| Sifting through a sample on the banks of the pond |
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| I believe this is Burmansia vulcanicola a species of angel trumpet |
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| Zak sneaking a bite to eat in between groups |
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| Caddisfly larvae |
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| One of my favorite pictures |
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| The students' cube placement |
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