#BREAKING: the first anystid larvae have been spotted swarming over the chain-link fence along Beaty Boulevard!
I have been checking the spruce tree by the Jameson bridge for what I saw before, anystid larvae raiding clover mite rookeries for eggs; no luck yet, but perhaps soon.
Erythraeid larvae have also been out for a while, and today I saw a few clumps of what are probably Balaustium feeding on tree pollen.
Being arachnids, mites have eight legs as adults, but larvae have six.