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Old 04-15-2011, 05:08 PM
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took these last summer. it's the top of a really old cut-off telephone pole near my house.

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British soldier lichen??? Look it up and see if that matches. Not blooms as lichens are not flowering plants. Actually, and you probably already know, they are fungus with algae living symbiotically in them.
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thanks for the clarification!
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Really cool, aren't they? We came across slime mold in the forest in December, that looks like clumps of frosty snow. It had us puzzled when we first saw it, because we don't get much snow here, and there wasn't any around.
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Very cool pictures...
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Really cool, aren't they? We came across slime mold in the forest in December, that looks like clumps of frosty snow. It had us puzzled when we first saw it, because we don't get much snow here, and there wasn't any around.
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If you google slime mold images, it's incredible what varieties there are! They are quite beautiful.
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oh dang! now youve got me wondering about the feasibility of slime mold collecting
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Cats and fish and orchids and mold and ... pretty soon you'll have to move out. There won't be any room for you.
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you got that right!

although fishtanks and orchids indoors DOES set the stage for some really nice mold
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