Smiley face…

Still in the ravine, but not for much longer as another outing was drawing to close.

A tall fairy forest of mosses’ green capsules stretching to the sky!

The mushrooms had started to shriveled up and hopefully their spores had spread.

A short shrub was just covered in lichens! Often I wonder why some trees have lots and another right next to it hardly has a one. Mysteries!

So many lichens! All types had representatives; fruticose, crustose, and foliose!

Lichens, grass, green and brown mosses make for a color clump!

Common Woodsia fern!

Club shaped root, at least from this angle 😉

I did not mean to do this, but it turned out funny. Jeanne looked to be a mythical person from the Illiad or some Greek myth. The person who became a tree or was it the tree that became a person? Hmmm, you decide 😉

A tree that might have been mythical?

Tiny puffball(+/-1 cm).

Ganoderma fungi!

Like the song by Kansas, “Dust in the Wind”, the spores danced off to find a new start!

We left behind this smiley face as we concluded another outing!

Do Birds Have Language?

Secondary Cratering Discovered on Earth: The Wyoming Impact Crater Field

Farmers in Senegal learn to respect a scruffy shrub that gets no respect

Keep looking!

The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know.

3 Comments

  1. Beautiful earth tones of mosses, lichens, ferns and rocks. The secondary craters article is so interesting!

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