Now we were heading deeper into the rocky areas of the woods. The boulders were amazing!
Poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) shiny new leaves! Tis the season eh.
Deeper into the woods we go!
A magnificent rock that reminded us of an eagle!
The eagle’s head!
A closer look revealed the pebble drip below the knob.
The hole in the rock!
Of course, it was a photo op.
Pay back from my side of the hole. However, Jeanne was not as disheveled as I usually am. LOL
The lichens are incredible!
Wonderful color!
Closer still! The lichen looks like a mosaic of tiles. This crustose form is called areolate.
Two more posts to go on Fossil Hill!
Photoluminescence in the Garden dormouse (Eliomys quercinus)
Keep looking!
The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know
Love all those lichens! I didn’t remember the big rock hole.
Incredible photos ! Love those boulders. Thank you.
You are welcome!
Those boulders rival any Ive ever seen. None prettier.
For sure!
That rock reminds me of a rock I saw in PA once—in fact I had to jog my memory for a minute to think of what it was reminding me of.
Love rock memories. I have some great memories from when Judy and I used to go hunting for fossils and rocks.
I love Jeanne and Wayne’s rocks. And I’m very fond of those two rock elves!
I like that…rock slves☺️