Some pre-winter red butts

Searching for Madera Canyon Tarantulas (Aphonopelma madera) and other animals in the Santa Rita Mountains of Southern Arizona.

Corrections / additional comments:
01:18 - If a part of the original tail is preserved
06:56 - Horsehair worms spend about three months in a host and are most likely to infect adult hosts
07:31 - Migrate into the water where they drown
15:50 - Rather the first mature male / readily identifiable male

Chapters:
00:00 - Arizona/Madrean Alligator Lizard (Elgaria kingii nobilis)
01:36 - Intro
02:13 - Madera Canyon Tarantula #1 (Aphonopelma madera)
04:03 - Giant Water Bug #1 (Abedus herberti)
04:35 - Sunburst Diving Beetles (Thermonectus marmoratus)
04:51 - Whirligig Beetles (Dineutus sp.)
05:04 - Toe-Biter Bug (Lethocerus medius)
06:01 - Jerusalem Cricket (Ammopelmatus)
08:16 - Tarantula burrow (Aphonopelma madera)
08:53 - Madera Canyon Tarantula #2 (Aphonopelma madera)
10:32 - Santa Rita Mountains Scorpions (Pseudouroctonus santarita)
12:17 - 'Desert Solitaire Trapdoor Spider' (Aptostichus edwardabbeyi)
15:42 - Madera Canyon Tarantula #3 (Aphonopelma madera)

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