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Licorice Fern commented on by Glanecia Humptulips, Washington, USA11 years ago

Thank you! Yeah, they look very pretty hanging from trees. One of these days I might be brave and try to taste the rhizomes.

Galerina commented on by Glanecia Parkland, Washington, USA11 years ago

My friend on facebook helped me ID a mushroom I found, which looks a lot like this one too ... I can't say for sure, but he seems pretty sure that it's Galerina paludosa

Western Sword Fern commented on by Glanecia Renton, Washington, USA11 years ago

Beautiful! This must be young western sword fern? It looks like it's about to curl out and stretch its fronds.

Fungus commented on by Glanecia Washington, USA11 years ago

Could it possibly be Slime Mold? Hmmm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slime_mold

Jewel Caterpillar commented on by Glanecia Mexico11 years ago

Congratulations! I love this photo!

Nubian Ibex commented on by Glanecia Israel11 years ago

so cool!

Hermit Thrush commented on by Glanecia Washington, USA11 years ago

Thank you for the information. :) It's nice to know more about the birds in my area.

Hermit Thrush commented on by Glanecia Washington, USA11 years ago

Really? They don't sing in the winter? Do you know why? Very curious ... I know very little about the birds in this area, but lately, I'm wanting to know everything ... part of why I joined this site...

Yellow-rumped Warbler commented on by Glanecia Los Angeles, California, USA11 years ago

So completely adorable!

Hermit Thrush commented on by Glanecia Washington, USA11 years ago

I should read wikipedia carefully. It says, "but some remain in northern coastal US states". Perhaps, this bird was one of the "some" that remained. Still, I never hear that eerie song in winter time. Strange.