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alison_pollackDescripción
First two photos are of mature fruiting bodies, Nov 21. Third photo is immature fruiting bodies, Nov 18. Last photo is fruiting bodies just starting to form from plasmodium, as found on Nov 17 by Dennis Desjardin.
First occurrence in the western US, as far as I can tell.
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Líquenes (Clase Lecanoromycetes)Observ.
caritaDescripción
The orange one, specifically. On a rock in high intertidal in Sandy beach, below beach logs. Carved in 1880 apparently.
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mjpapayDescripción
https://www.waysofenlichenment.net/lichens/Cetrelia%20monachorum
The last two photos show hydrated thallus color [drinking/well water was added].
Identification is tentative, is based on the colors of the desiccated and hydrated thallus.
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lboggessDescripción
Most likely C. monachorum based on ecology and elevation.
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Cuervo Común (Corvus corax)Observ.
muirDescripción
The well known #whiteraven of Anchorage. Seen in the Tudor and Dale area. The FB group is a useful source for updates. About five people gathered to see it at this observation location.
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Setas, Bejines Y Parientes (Clase Agaricomycetes)Observ.
lemnaDescripción
In the crawl space under the house
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Hongos Temblones de la Madera (Género Tremella)Observ.
mjpapayDescripción
The brain-like reproductive structures of Tremella ramalinae on a Ramalina americana, itself growing on a deciduous Holly beside the Haw River.
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caritaDescripción
Looking especially orange during a spring rain. Not like this a few weeks ago, as previously posted.
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mjpapayDescripción
All photos - hydrated thallus (3-inches of rain last night, thankfully ending the drought)
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awenningerDescripción
swallowtails puddling near where a river crosses Chena Hot Springs Road, will need to update gps coords once I figure out the exact location
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sebastianlescanoLugar
Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, Torres del Paine, Región de Magallanes y de la Antártica Chilena, CL (Google, OSM)
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Mata Guanaco (Anarthrophyllum desideratum)Observ.
sebastianlescanoLugar
Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, Torres del Paine, Región de Magallanes y de la Antártica Chilena, CL (Google, OSM)
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Pulmonaria de Árbol (Lobaria pulmonaria)Observ.
wweellllDescripción
ridiculous amounts of this on the alder in this area
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Cuervo Común (Corvus corax)Observ.
troydeclanDescripción
Carrying a hunk of meat from a moose carcass.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
pochalaco
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Liquen Arbustivo Resplandesciente (Polycauliona candelaria)Observ.
gwarkDescripción
growing on Sitka Spruce (Picea sitchensis) at the edge of rocky shore
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mjpapayDescripción
On periodically inundated siliceous bedrock on the bank of Haw River.
For a goodly part of the year, this vertical rock face is underwater, with fish swimming by, and canoes and kayakers passing overhead.
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Phanaeus vindexObserv.
daleathermanDescripción
A common object impaled by loggerhead shrikes on the eastern plains of Colorado in certain years but had not seen a rainbow scarab impaled for a few years. Very fresh.
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kschneiDescripción
Found and identified by E. Peterson on oak trunk, collected.
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
daleathermanDescripción
Lizard impaled by Loggerhead Shrike. Black dots are either acrocerid eggs or a fungus (or a fungus growing on acrocerid eggs).
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Hongos Ascomicetes Y Líquenes (Subfilo Pezizomycotina)Observ.
silversea_starsong
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mjpapayDescripción
On rock in the shaded margin of the Haw River. The rock with an east exposure, whilst the west is shadowed by deciduous forest and a cliff.
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mjpapayDescripción
Slightly overhanging siliceous rock-face on a cliff beside the Haw River.
3rd photo shows the more typical appearance.
This observation shows fairly well the tendency for this lichen, in age, to lift up from the rock face to become more three dimensional.
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julegustDescripción
Known population on Mt Reed, let me know if you need the exact location
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Alce (Alces alces)Observ.
muirDescripción
Almost elk-like antlers, so slender.
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Hongos de Copa, Morillas Y Parientes (Orden Pezizales)Observ.
jozienDescripción
too bad i did not take more pictures
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Cuervo Común (Corvus corax)Observ.
onekoolkid0Descripción
So a rare find indeed and at the grocery store 🏬 parking lot. Pretty sure this is albino considering the pink legs and white beak. Though hard to see if red existed in the eyes 👀 so maybe strong leusistic (sp)?
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ptilidiumDescripción
deep in rock crevice with Plagiothecium piliferum. Richardson Mountains. RM19-10.
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mjpapayDescripción
Shaded, vertical siliceous rock, northeast facing, on the margin of the Haw River.
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tom_carlbergDescripción
"On Serpentine rock. Open mixed oak/Pseudotsuga menziesii grassland. Medulla I+brown (hemiamyloid). Spores (17. 3) 18. 3 (19. 8) x (7. 4) 8. 0 (8. 7); n=10. "
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Sauces (Género Salix)Observ.
williwawDescripción
Cluster of willows on a rock ledge at 5,700 feet. It's hard living up here.
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Cabuya Negra, Penco Negro (Agave americana)Observ.
mjpapayDescripción
Grown from an offset of the parent plant that flowered here a decade or so ago. So, the 2nd flowering looms.
At Big Bloomers Flower Farm.
