This little guy’s hiding skills: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/281717538
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This is one of my favourite finds because of how well she blends in despite her size!
I was with some friends who just could not see her at all and then they were shocked when I pointed her out. (PS she’s a young Darwin Stick Insect, and if you can’t find her have a look at the other shots here)
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the classic flatfish
(https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/283002127)
the first one i’ve ever seen and it’s only like 4 inches long.
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A killdeer that would have been very hard to see if it weren’t its eyes, throat, and incessant fidgeting.
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If it hadn’t splashed around, I would have never noticed it.
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/284916502
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Blending in so well I saw it land two other times but then couldn’t find it. It moved a third and I was finally able to find it and get a photo.
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This jumping spider, which I found on the rocks alongside a cliff-face while looking for snakes. Apparently it is only the third time this species has been located in Ohio, and the first time in over 100 years!
Edit: I have since found out that there have been a handful of other sightings in Ohio. Still cool, though!
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Great photo! It just so happens that when you click on the photo it kind of zooms in on the spider, or else I never would have found it
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A palm warbler, that I didn’t have time to get a telephoto lens out, so had to use my macro lens.
Kinda easy to see, but thought I would post it anyways (under the suggesting of @whaichi).
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These Two-tailed Spiders can be almost invisible until you zoon right in
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Here’s a Granite Ghost, because, when perched on a rock, the transparent wings and grey body make it almost invisible, like a ghost.
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