Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Oak, new growth

by suzmonkMeridian, Mississippi, USA

Mid-spring growth spurt

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Spotting

by ThePinappleManJackson Township, New Jersey, USA

large growths

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Spotting

by AlexandraThybergOrinda, California, USA

Liquid filled growth

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Spotting

by CindyBinghamKeiserCalifornia, USA

Brown and white growth

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Spotting

by Thomas33Tennessee, USA

Saw this growth

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Live Oak Gallfly

by CindyBinghamKeiserEscondido, California, USA

This is weird. Tan growths

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Spotting

by ThePinappleManJackson Township, New Jersey, USA

Large black fungi on an

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Spotting

by Matthew HammondConway, Arkansas, USA

Galls? Tree disease? A normal occurrence? ...

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Spotting

by CindyBinghamKeiserPoway, California, USA

Flat brown growth. This was up

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Spotting

by oLIVIaLOU11College Station, Texas, USA

Branching veins on leaves. 4 petal flower, ...

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Gouty Oak Gall

by Matthew HammondConway, Arkansas, USA

At least, I expect Cynipinae order, because they are the

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Versicolor Fungi

by Ric3Florida, USA

These are several specimens of many on one ...

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Cocoa Tree

Singapore, Singapore

tree varies

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Post Oak

by joanbstanleyDenton, Texas, USA

I'm not sure if all the contorted growth ...

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Brown Leatherwing

by JemmaConcord, California, USA

I found this beetle under the oak

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Oak Tree Hopper

by ThatBlueEyedGirlHoschton, Georgia, USA

White body with orange lines; black lines

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Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa

by arlandaMadrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

Slime mold in different stages of growth.

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Pin Oak

by 21csmithMaryland, USA

larger. Produces simple alternative leaves, with

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Ganoderma lucidum

by MartaRawlingsLaGrange, Georgia, USA

reaches the oval shape, layers are added

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California Coastal Live Oak

by LaurenZarateSanta Barbara, California, USA

A wonderful tree with immense personality, ...

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Honeycomb Mushrooms

by Melmo13Orlando, Florida, USA

An edible fungi that grows on decaying ...

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Spanish Moss

by werdgentSouth Carolina, USA

show a preference of growth

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Willow Oak

by KaylaLooneyTexas, USA

compared to other oaks; "fruit" = acorn; ...

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Oak Burl

by Christine Y.Connecticut, USA

A burl is a growth

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Fruiticose Lichen

by Ric3Florida, USA

Large bulk on

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Spanish Moss

by LiamAugusta, Georgia, USA

a preference of growth

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Cutworm Moth

by CindyBinghamKeiserCalifornia, USA

Beautiful mauve moth with red-pink underside and legs. There is a darker ...

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Spanish Moss

by LiamHilton Head Island, South Carolina, USA

a preference of growth

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Southern Red Oak Tree

by JOHN2Florida, USA

Growth and Yield- At maturity, southern red ...

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Slime Mold Plasmodium

by arlandaMadrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

slime molds. In different growth stages ...

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Spanish Moss

by Hema ShahFlorida, USA

show a preference of growth

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Spotting

by Mandy HollmanGeorgia, USA

-black. Pale white stripe down center of back, bordered by black spots

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Scarlet Oak

by keithp2012New York, USA

Scarlet Oak is mainly native to the eastern ...

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Devil's Urn

by SarahHiteWhittWest Virginia, USA

Urnula craterium is a species of cup fungus in the family Sarcosomataceae. It ...

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Burr Oak

by cassandra.theunissenAlberta, Canada

20+ years as Oaks are a very slow maturing ...

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Western Poison Oak

by CindyBinghamKeiserPoway, California, USA

(third image). "Western poison oak is ...

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Cork-barked elm

by JaeDeventer, Overijssel, Netherlands

of the tree. Leaves

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Jew's Ear

by Debbie StewartSheffield, England, United Kingdom

tree, and this type of fungi is nearly ...

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Cork-barked elm

by JaeDeventer, Overijssel, Netherlands

of the tree. Leaves

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Black Booyong

by Neil RossSydney, NSW, Australia

buttress roots are pretty impressive, particularly

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Lingzhi Mushroom

by KenCheeksSouth Carolina, USA

-varnished, kidney-shaped cap and, depending

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Dyer's Mazegill

by LipaseEngland, United Kingdom

cuticularis looks similar to me but is described as growing

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Trichaptum fuscoviolaceum

by arlandaMadrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

surface concentrically grooved, greyish, often with a greenish tint due to the ...

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Water Oak

by KenCheeksGeorgia, USA

This spotting is new spring growth of ...

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Bitter Oyster

by LarsKorbHohenhorn, Schleswig-Holstein (Landmasse), Germany

laboratory culture, and the growth ...

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Silky Rosegill Mushroom

by KenCheeksSouth Carolina, USA

somewhat to apex; often curved in order to set the cap "straight" due

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Elm samara, sámara de olmo

by arlandaMadrid, Madrid, Spain

epithet minor, however they can vary greatly according to the maturity of the ...

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Blackjack Oak

by joanbstanleyHighland Village, Texas, USA

A small to medium-sized oak, 30-50 ft, with ...