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Among lichens, mosses, and small plants on top of
Black and white sawfly that looked like it was chewing on the lupine flowers.
The clusters in the middle turn into red berries after the petals fall off.
Very similar to Arctic Wormwood: http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/1728986379
You can see here the runners of the plant that help it spread.
The leaves are distinctive and the plant can be identified by them even without ...
Very interesting apothecia that have a bit of a fingerprint pattern
It's easy to see where the name comes from! These are what remains after the ...
The last photo shows Psoroma, Sphaerophorus fragilis, Cladonia, and Thamnolia ...
Pseudephebe minuscula or P. minuscula? Reminds me of seaweed
Umbilicaria hyperborea or nylanderiana? I love the apothecia on these. They ...
Possibly P. flavicunda. I mistook it for Lecidea intially