Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Wood Sage

Florence, Kentucky, USA

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Wood sage

by VivBraznellChudleigh, England, United Kingdom

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Wood Sage

by JordanFitzpatrickWichita, Kansas, USA

Oak Park Woods

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Harefoot Mushroom

by Tim SageWashington, USA

Wood chips

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Spring Field Cap

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Wood chip variety

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American Lady

by JordanFitzpatrickWichita, Kansas, USA

Spotted orange, gold, black and brown.

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American Lady

by JordanFitzpatrickWichita, Kansas, USA

Orange and brown butterfly

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Yellowleg Bonnet

by Tim SageGranite Falls, Washington, USA

Rotting wood

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Brown Belly Buttons

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Small Agaric that is one of the few lichenized basidiomycetes

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Autumn Skullcap

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

A deadly lookalike to some Psilocybes

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Autumn Skullcap

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Orange cap, rusty spores, annulus. DEADLY

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Girdled Panaeolus

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Jet black spore print. Hallucinogenic.

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Questionable Stropharia

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Related to the Psilocybes, this mushroom often fruits in large numbers in

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Graceful Psathyrella

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

These are often found in wood mulch in the ...

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Lipstick Powderhorn

by Tim SageCarnation, Washington, USA

Gorgeous green stalked lichen, fruiting with red tips in proper conditions.

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Spotting

by JordanFitzpatrickWichita, Kansas, USA

Pretty yellow, brown and white butterfly.

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Unnamed spotting

by Sage BooneNorth Carolina, USA

He slithers like a snake I found him in our bathroom scared the crap out of me

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Orange Mock Oyster

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Orange, oyster-like shelf mushroom

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Tree Ear

by SalocinOhio, USA

Fungi on rotting tree branch

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Jerusalem Cricket

by tana.d.woodBoise City, Idaho, USA

Foot hills of boise Idaho. Sand trails, lots of

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Turkey Tail

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Concentrically zoned small polypore, often exhibiting many different colors. ...

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Bleeding Mycena

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Small, fragile Agaric with red bleeding latex when damaged and fresh. White ...

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Bottle Caps

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Hallucinogenic, and relatively rare. These specimens have bruised blue more ...

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Wavy Caps

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

Potent hallucinogen. Beware deadly lookalikes in the genus Galerina!

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Orchard Orbweaver

by chesterbperryEast Ridge, Tennessee, USA

A cool little spider whose web I unintentionally disturbed while checking out ...

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American Goldfinch

by PaulaHillMashpee, Massachusetts, USA

I put out thistle for them and they like my

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Wood Sage

by Ryan FezzFlorida, USA

Order: Lamiales > Family: Lamaceae. Also known as Canada Germander and ...

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Jelly Cone

by Tim SageWashington, USA

Small orange jelly cone

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Sulfur Tuft

by Tim SageLake Forest Park, Washington, USA

Bright yellow to greenish yellow, often fruiting in large clusters. Purple ...

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Wood Ear

by FungalMountainSage

I believe this to be Auricularia Fuscosuccinea or something similar.

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Limelight, Mexican Sage

by LeahFerneReedSan Francisco, California, USA

-catchers. In warm climates, Mexican sage ...

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Lyreleaf Sage

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

Lyreleaf sage is a strictly upright, hairy ...

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Salvia roemeriana

by p.young713Tampa, Florida, USA

Wild flower

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Spring Field Cap

by Tim SageLake Forest Park, Washington, USA

A brown spored, brownish capped saprophyte. Often growing in woodchips, but can ...

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Meadow or Woodland Sage

by MickGrantRipley, Ohio, USA

Perennial herb in our garden attracting butterflies and bees. Had its hand up ...

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Bladderpod

by CindyBinghamKeiserSan Diego, California, USA

Woody bush with yellow flowers, small thin leaves and large pods.

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Sleepy Orange

by ursulavPittsboro, North Carolina, USA

Orange yellow butterfly. Paused for long periods while nectaring, but moved ...

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Carpenter Bee

by NestorSamiylenkoCitrus Heights, California, USA

They love Morning Glory, tomato, eggplant,

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Hedgehog Mushroom

by SteffiDayton, Ohio, USA

Hedgehog fungus, maybe?

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Spotting

by FungalMountainSageNorth Carolina, USA

These little mushrooms were all over the ground and caught my partners eye due ...

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Lyre-leaf sage

by drPVirginia, USA

A member of the mint family (Lamiaceae). Like most members of the family, ...

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Woodland sage

by cuteauxPIE, Italy

Salvia nemorosa (woodland sage, Balkan ...

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Lyre-leaf Sage

by JOHN2Sanford, Florida, USA

Flower stalk 3-8 dm tall from Basel rosette of deeply pinnately cut/lobed ...

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Mycelium

by Tim SageShoreline, Washington, USA

the soil or inside of wood until ...

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Mountain Sage

by joanbstanleyBelton, Texas, USA

3-5 ft, can reach 8, with several branches in the upper half. Leaves are ...

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Lyre-leaf sage

by drPVirginia, USA

This is a common herbaceous wildflower in the eastern United States. The deeply ...

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Bugle

by Marta RubioTexeiraScotland, United Kingdom

Ajuga reptans has dark green leaves with purple highlights. It is a spreading ...

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Lemonade Berry shrub

by KarenPOrange, California, USA

I found this lemonade berry bush (sumac) in full berry mode last month. It was ...