wanderflechten's Identifications
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Typical Shield Lichens (Subfamily Parmelioideae)Observer
keelykoalaDescription
Each branch of the lichen looks like antlers.
wanderflechten's ID:
Oakmoss
(Evernia prunastri)
Added on January 20, 2023
Leading
wanderflechten's ID:
Ribbon Rag Lichen
(Platismatia stenophylla)
Added on January 20, 2023
Leading
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Typical Shield Lichens (Subfamily Parmelioideae)Observer
justintwo06Description
Antler perfume lichen
Light green
Looks like corals
wanderflechten's ID:
Oakmoss
(Evernia prunastri)
Added on January 20, 2023
Leading
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Fringed Rocktripe Lichen (Umbilicaria cylindrica)Observer
johndreynoldsDescription
Bald Mountain, Elk Valley, Kootenays, BC, Canada
wanderflechten's ID:
Fringed Rocktripe Lichen
(Umbilicaria cylindrica)
Added on December 6, 2022
Leading
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Crater Lichen (Diploschistes scruposus)Observer
hfabianDescription
On cliff-side. Gray apothecia.
wanderflechten's ID:
Crater Lichen
(Diploschistes scruposus)
Added on January 15, 2022
Improving
wanderflechten's ID:
Pseudothelomma occidentale,
Added on May 9, 2021
Leading
wanderflechten's ID:
Western Shield Lichen
(Parmelia hygrophila)
Added on May 8, 2021
Leading
wanderflechten's ID:
Crescent Map Lichen
(Rhizocarpon lecanorinum)
Added on September 15, 2019
Improving
wanderflechten's ID:
Sunken Disk Lichens
(Genus Aspicilia)
Added on January 23, 2017
Leading
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Common Sunburst Lichen (Xanthoria parietina)Observer
wendy5Description
Having just seen spectacular Caloplaca (I learned the name here on iNaturalist) in S. Australia, I was happy to find what looks like the same lichen here on the Olympic Peninsula.
wanderflechten's ID:
Common Sunburst Lichen
(Xanthoria parietina)
Added on April 30, 2014
Improving
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