Down the Gully

Continuing on now with the outing on January 4th. The snow kinda delayed this post LOL.

This gully was on the far side of a pond. The bank at this point were not steep. So we could easily find our way in.

Of course we quickly headed down into the gully!
A white fungus had frosted the Atrichum moss. And it really did look like frost!
A Russula mushroom was plastered with oak leaves.

Another recent visitor in the gully, a squirrel!

A puffball that looked different.
Each spot dimpled the puffball!
A really big tangle of a grapevine!
A yellow Chrysothrix lichen highlighted the crack in bark in a fallen tree. The Chrysothrix lichens are reported rarely having apothecia (fruiting bodies). Indeed, I haven’t noticed any apothecia before. Its entire body is made of the asexual soredia (granules that have fungal hyphae wrapped with algae).

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