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Jae Scaly Tangerine Mushroom
Scaly Tangerine Mushroom commented on by Jae Palauig, Central Luzon, Philippinesa year ago

Hi John B. no worries I am usually not that quick in responding as well :)
I think it is really a beautiful initiative of you to create a local biodiversity catalogue. I myself live in an urban setting, but still even in the local park nearby there's an abundant of plant and animal life. Sadly you are right we as a species have abused and still are abusing this beautiful planet (and I am just as guilty as the next person) but I try to focus on these little nuggets of hapiness. I have joined Project Noah years ago and despite a short hiatus this community is very dear to me. I hope you'll experience it in the same fashion:)
Have a great day John B.

Jae Scaly Tangerine Mushroom
Scaly Tangerine Mushroom commented on by Jae Palauig, Central Luzon, Philippinesa year ago

Thanks you once more as well, John B. You seem like a very kindhearted and inquisitive person so I think you'll do well in the Project Noah community:) There are a lot of like-minded people as you might have noticed. I surely would like to keep in touch from time to time with you. Have a nice day John. B.

Jae Scaly Tangerine Mushroom
Scaly Tangerine Mushroom commented on by Jae Palauig, Central Luzon, Philippinesa year ago

My pleasure John B. and thank you too for the kind and encouraging words.
It is true that I am absolutely in love with the kingdom of fungi, but I am in no way an expert on the subject. Just an amateur with a passion for mushrooms :) Over the years though I have learned to look for certain identification features which makes it a bit easier to find a possible ID. One other thing I have also learned from trying to identify fungi from photos and fieldnotes is that usually nothing conclusive can be drawn and in most cases you would need microscopic investigation to be certain. By the way I have enjoyed browsing through your spotting, such diversity and great notes to read. So thank you for sharing your beautiful spottings. Greetings Jae.

Jae Spotting
Spotting commented on by Jae Cache, Oklahoma, United Statesa year ago

Cool spotting, SargonR. Those are probably harvestmen, Opiliones order.

Jae Pleasing Picture-winged Antlion
Pleasing Picture-winged Antlion commented on by Jae Hahira, Georgia, United Statesa year ago

Beautiful spotting, robert emond.

Jae Western Ribbon Coral Snake
Western Ribbon Coral Snake commented on by Jae Capadino Entza, Morona-Santiago, Ecuador2 years ago

Gorgeous snake. Great spotting, Tukup!

Jae Texas Horned Lizard
Texas Horned Lizard commented on by Jae Langston, Oklahoma, United States2 years ago

Awesome spotting, Tukup.

Jae Bolete fungus
Bolete fungus commented on by Jae Manizales, Caldas, Colombia2 years ago

Con mucho gusto, Augusto.

Jae Yellow stagshorn
Yellow stagshorn commented on by Jae Putten, Gelderland, Netherlands2 years ago

Thanks you very much for you kind comment, Tukup. I hope you'll have a great season with lots of spottings. Can't wait tot see some of these Nebraskan beauties 😁

Jae Osprey
Osprey commented on by Jae Cabo Pulmo, Baja California Sur, Mexico2 years ago

Great serie of photos, Marek.

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