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Eastern Bobcat (Lynx rufus ssp. rufus)Observer
govatskiDescription
Tom Berriman took these photos of a bobcat we saw on the opposite side ofMoose Bog. The bobcat was checking out a beaver lodge and then walked off into the woods. The crust on the snow is solid enough for the bobcat to walk on top.
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Fishscale Lichens (Genus Psora)Observer
rambryumDescription
AB 32 in limestone crack
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Blushing Scale (Psora decipiens)Observer
goatprairieDescription
Sandy bluff prairie
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Fishscale Lichens (Genus Psora)Observer
goatprairieDescription
K+red
On calcareous sandstone in part shade
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Jasper Squamules (Psora tuckermanii)Observer
rambryumDescription
On limestone
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Fishscale Lichens (Genus Psora)Observer
kschneiDescription
Squamulose lichen growing on south-facing roadside boulder, collected a portion.
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Rock Greenshield Lichen (Flavoparmelia baltimorensis)Observer
slamondeDescription
tentative ID
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Scale Lichens and Allies (Family Psoraceae)Observer
nicolasarmsDescription
Parasitic on Spilonema revertens. Cortex K–, C–, KC–; medulla K+ yellow (faintly), C–, KC–.
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Rock Hairball Lichen (Spilonema revertens)Observer
tobiashaysDescription
On sheltered NE-exposed face of granite exposure, with Peltula euplota.
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Tuckerman's Coral Lichen (Sphaerophorus tuckermanii)Observer
alan_rockefellerDescription
Brightly fluorescent, pretty common under redwoods.
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Pale Leaf-Dot (Fellhanera bouteillei)Observer
metsaDescription
on huckleberry leaf
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Brown-eyed Sunshine Lichen (Vulpicida canadensis)Observer
bugmotherDescription
There’s a lil springtail(?) I didn’t see when I took the photo!
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Common Lichens (Class Lecanoromycetes)Observer
philipdekatDescription
Not sure the date, found a year or so ago under redwood trees.
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Lace Lichen (Ramalina menziesii)Observer
bapeck8Description
Photos identified by Tom Carlberg of Lichen Society. Described by him as previously probably frequent in the Central Valley but a victim of urban and agricultural development. This finding one of few refugia. Specimens sent to UC Berkeley Herbarium and California Academy of Sciences in Sept of 2013.
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Shield Lichens, Rim Lichens, and Allies (Order Lecanorales)Observer
ladygreenhouseDescription
No pixie cups..
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Hoary Cobblestone Lichen (Acarospora strigata)Observer
kaden_slone04Description
Globular, blue lichen on a rock
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mjpapayDescription
On the down-stream side of a boulder in the Haw River Channel. Lichen located above the normal water line, but below the high-water/flood level.
NOTE: The lichen of observation differs from Psora crenata in the position of the apothecia on the thallus body. In the lichen of observation, the apothecia are centrally located, whilst in Psora crenata the apothecia are marginal in position.
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Fishscale Lichens (Genus Psora)Observer
goatprairieDescription
Apothecia K+red to black, C+r with what appears to be white bubbles forming in the liquid. Weird.
Just to be sure, I put some water on them to see if it drew any color out (last picture), but I think these are definitely two chemical reactions.
Two patches growing on a dolomite bluff prairie outcrop
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Fishscale Lichens (Genus Psora)Observer
goatprairieDescription
On calcareous sandstone, bluff prairie. Apothecia C+red turning deep red, K-, KC-
Different chemical race of P. pseudorussellii?
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Jasper Squamules (Psora tuckermanii)Observer
astrobirderDescription
Ingleside Formation (red sandstones)
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Jasper Squamules (Psora tuckermanii)Observer
astrobirderDescription
Ingleside Formation (red sandstones)
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Fishscale Lichens (Genus Psora)Observer
rambryumDescription
Check. On metavocanic rock
