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Attempted to draw this lichen-covered knobby tree branch, but it proved pretty difficult. Trying to get down the irregular branch shapes clearly while also sketching in all that lovely texture was just not as successful as Iβd hoped it would be. Was a fun exercise, though! And a nice excuse to observe tiny natural details that I love. Iβve included some other pics I took today, so you can also see just how many exciting things there were to find.
Lichens on a downed tree
Including a gorgeous member of the Dirinaria genus (images 1-3).
Southeast Texas, 24 June 2025
Pretty rosette lichen
Sunday, February 16th 2025 2:49 to 2:50 p.m.
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Looks like six species of lichen today.
First time seeing Rosette lichens and this was absolutely frickin cool to see!
Sunday February 16th 2025 2:49-2:50pm
A whole lotta Lichens!
Frosty saucer γ Ochrolechia africana (centered in 2nd image, left in 4th image)
Bloodstain lichen γ genus Haematomma (centered in 3rd image, right in 4th)
Candle flame lichen γ Candelaria concolor (6th image, left in 10th)
Rosette lichens γ genus Physcia (10th image)
Golden eye lichen γ Teloschistes chrysophthalmus (9th and 10th images)
What may be Common button lichen γ Buellia erubescens (7th image, there were a lot of similar species)
and as a bonus, some cute little jelly ears γ Auricularia angiospermarum (10th image)
The flooding in Texas right now is honestly scary. My campus and most others in our network have been and will be shutdown for days. I just hope we can get thru finals next week. The shop I work at half-flooded (and now smells so bad). And my car has taken on water, soggy floorboards, signs of electrical damage, and the engine won't run for more than about 45 seconds. If you have loved ones down here, reach out to them, we've got several more days of rain ahead of us.
And a happy belated Beltane to those who celebrate. πππ±π€πΏπ₯π
Southeast Texas, 29 April 2024