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One of the most widespread and conspicuous rock crusts in continental climates of w N Am has been called Acarospora strigata; now it has a new (old) name, A. peltata; but wait... also look out for the similar A. lactea, A. coloradiana, A. nevadensis, and A. utahensis. doi.org/10.3897/myco...
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Hey lichen folks, any chance that this may be Hypogymnia farinacea? Seems dubious, but I don't have any other leads. As far as I can tell there aren't confirmed records of this in North America. In temperate interior cedar-hemlock rainforest habitat. www.inaturalist.org/observations...
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Have you seen Werner Herzog watching and discussing skate clips? www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQLI...
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A photographic field guide to the lichens commonly found in the southeastern uplands of the United States. Common Lichens of the Upland Southeast by James Lendemer and Jason P. Hollinger is out now! Order yours: buff.ly/Rmcm5Hv #Nature #Lichens
Genre of the day is when it sounds like Solange is singing about birds. Example 1
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Do these just show up as black rectangles for others? Is Bluesky messing up images now? I swear these were real photos.
Other alpine finds include Dactylina arctica (Arctic Butterfingers), the always lovely yellow and red crustose Ophioparma ventosa (Alpine Bloodspot), possible Allantoparmelia alpicola (Rock Grubs), and lots of usual alpine suspects like both the snow lichens (Flavocetraia).