Growing on Quercus garryana bark. Small clump~3.5 cm in diamter. Made up of small lobe like granules.
Tiny (0.5-1.0mm) lobes with sorediate lined edges. Growing on Quercus garyanna bark in oak woodland.
Collected by Lillian Hynson. Growing on Quercus garryana snag in open oak woodland. Lobes 0.5-0.75mm, soralia on underside of lobes. Could be Waynea californica?
On Quercus garryana snag at Bald Hills NAP
Small greenish brown squamules n Quercus garryana bark at Bald Hills NAP
Large brown mushroom growing under oak conifer forest at Bald Hills NAP
Growing on stump in campground at Ocean Shores State Park.
Growing in Spruce swamp along trail at Ocean Shores State Park
I'm not telling where we found them. Only that we will eat them later tonight on a juicy burger.
In Pinus contorta scrub forest bordering sand dunes at Ocean Shores State Park
Pinus contorta scrub forest bordering sand dunes at Ocean Shores State Park.
Growing in Pinus contorta duff bordering sand dunes at Ocean Shores State Park.
Growing on hardwood in swampy forest bordering sand dunes at Ocean Shores State Park
Growing on shore pine (Pinus contorta) cone ecotone between dunes and pine forest at Ocean Shores State Park
Cupped Cladonia growing on open prairie. Small podetia arising from inside cups
Mixed mat of two different reindeer lichen. Notice different shades of mint green and dark olive green/brown.
Could be Baomyces or a large brown apotheciate Cladonia spp. Growing in intermixed soil crust layer in open prairie. Podetia with very short stalks.
Oak remnant stand at Mima Mounds. In bad shape. Blackberry and Salal understory. Lots of Doug for stumps and scotch broom invading
With brow terminal apothecia. But also covered with raised black apothecia on the stalks of the podetia. Growing on open prairie
Growing out of mat of Cladonia or reindeer lichen.
With brown terminal apothecia. Us genus Cladina.
Cladonia clump growing on soil crust intermixed with bryophyte in open mounded prairie habitat
Covered with soredia orlobules. Compact growth form. Growing in open prairie.
