>> Down I Went February 17, 2023February 17, 2023 10 Comments Shedding a light jacket, I headed down into a ravine. It was easy access at this point. Two ferns! The Purple Cliff-brake was in front. The Woodsia fern choose shelter at the base of the Red Oak 🙂 On the bank the acrocarp moss, Atrichium angustatum was producing its capsules. The lighter color moss was a pleurocarp (branched) moss. A closer look! Further into the ravine, it got steeper! Look at the effort this tree was doing to hang on! The side roots are so taut. Additionally, it has the curly roots that I love. 😉 A different root and still fascinating. From a distance I thought this was going to be trash. Nope, it was a polypore shelf fungus that been dislodge from its host. Knobby root, Leprapia lichen (mint green), and mosses! Certainly, you have to love a ravine! Robo-bird teaches young zebra finches to sing Snakes Can Hear You Better Than You Think Keep looking! The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know
I LOVE a ravine also. And enjoy looking at roots of trees and grasses. Thank you very much sharing your pictures and knowledge. Really look forward to posts. Reply
I LOVE a ravine also. And enjoy looking at roots of trees and grasses. Thank you very much sharing your pictures and knowledge. Really look forward to posts.
Another ravine lover…yahoo! And you are welcome and thank you!
So now you can make your own robo-bird!
Or maybe you could tweet to Andrew to make one??
So many nice green friends!
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Love the robo bird article.
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I love ravine rambling too.
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