9/17 at Hemlock Bluffs, North Carolina
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Category: forest
9/17 at Hemlock Bluffs, North Carolina Facebo…
Microcosmic Observations
Posted in coral fungus, forest, fungi, mushroom, mycology, nature, outdoors, photography
9/17 at Hemlock Bluffs, North Carolina Facebo…
Microcosmic Observations
Posted in bolete, forest, fungi, mushroom, mycology, nature, outdoors, photography
Mycena haematopus – 9/17 at Umstead State Park…
Microcosmic Observations
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9/17 at Umstead State Park, North Carolina Fa…
Microcosmic Observations
Posted in fern, forest, fungi, log, mushroom, mycology, nature, outdoors, photography
9/17 at Umstead State Park, North Carolina Fa…
Microcosmic Observations
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I never was able to identify this mushroom, bu…
Microcosmic Observations
Posted in forest, fungi, mushroom, mycology, nature, outdoors, photography, unsure of id
I never was able to identify this mushroom, but do I ever love its purple cap. 9/17 at Hemlock Bluffs, North Carolina
Coral fungus – 9/17 at Hemlock Bluffs, North C…
Microcosmic Observations
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When I first visited Mazomanie Oak Barrens…
Microcosmic Observations
Posted in cladina, cladonia, forest, fungi, hike, lichen, mycology, nature, prairie, Wisconsin
When I first visited Mazomanie Oak Barrens State Natural Area a few months ago, everything was still blanketed in snow, but I noticed a surprising amount of lichen diversity on fallen logs, tree trunks, and branches (see this short video I took). Today I returned to find EVEN MORE lichen diversity that had been revealed by the snow melt. Many of them were a bit crispy from a recent (last fall, maybe) prescribed burn, but no less gorgeous.
