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polished up that rock/grass line based on lichen I posted a while ago. people seemed to enjoy it!
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polished up that rock/grass line based on lichen I posted a while ago. people seemed to enjoy it!
also I’m taking commissions of all kinds atm so feel free to DM me
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I got lichens growing on one side of my car because I park in the same direction every day. Any chance they'll damage the paint or can I leave them?
Yeah, they probably will. Or more correctly, they already have. But I am on team lichen in this debate so I would argue that you should leave them, paint job be damned. But that is totally just me.
Cool lichen I found
This distinctively warty lichen is Melanohalea exasperata (with several friends) on a lushly populated oak twig.
It can be tricky to find as it mostly grows high up in the tree canopy - so far I've only enountered it on branches that have recently fallen to the ground.
her ruby eye, wings of pearl
Collared doves aren't the most exotic or beautiful birds, but I'm sure they make a great meal for local raptors, and I think that's wonderful
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Värmland, Sweden (February 6, 2016).
