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Corythucha pallipesObserver
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AKA the Birch Lace Bug. I found several of these on a Yellow Birch. They can generally be found on the underside of the leaves. They are very small, 3mm or less.
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Three-leaved False Solomon’s Seal Maianthemum trifoliumObserver
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Common at the edge of a roadside bog.
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Pelt Lichens Genus PeltigeraObserver
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Found at the edge of a dirt road.
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Genus LichenomphaliaObserver
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Found on an exposed Atlantic headland, on the side of a worn footpath.
@seanhaughian
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Witch's Butter Tremella mesentericaObserver
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About the size of a quarter.
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Greater Whipwort Bazzania trilobataObserver
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Quite common on the forest floor and around the base of trees.
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Parmotrema crinitumObserver
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The black cilia point to genus Parmotrema.
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Fungi Including Lichens Kingdom FungiObserver
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About the size of a Canadian $1 coin, on the side of a deciduous tree.
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Pannaria rubiginosaObserver
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At the Alderney Landing Harbourside Park, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
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Peltigera hymeninaObserver
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Mentioned in Lichens of N.A, but not pictured. Says it is a rare eastern coastal species, and this was growing in a mixed forest less than 100 feet from the ocean. You can see the brown apothecia in a few areas. I know exactly where this is so I could easily find it again.
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Observer
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From : http://www.cbif.gc.ca/eng/species-bank/butterflies-of-canada/milbert-s-tortoiseshell/?id=1370403265689
"Specimens from Newfoundland and extreme eastern Quebec (Bradore Bay) are larger than subspecies milberti and have virtually no yellow at the base of the orange marginal band; these are subspecies viola."
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From : http://www.cbif.gc.ca/eng/species-bank/butterflies-of-canada/milbert-s-tortoiseshell/?id=1370403265689
"Specimens from Newfoundland and extreme eastern Quebec (Bradore Bay) are larger than subspecies milberti and have virtually no yellow at the base of the orange marginal band; these are subspecies viola."
