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JeanSawatzky Phycomyces blakesleeanus
Phycomyces blakesleeanus commented on by JeanSawatzky Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada10 years ago

Thanks for info that this is not a slime mold. I've changed it's category to fungus.

JeanSawatzky Lobster Mushroom
Lobster Mushroom commented on by JeanSawatzky Washington, USA10 years ago

Hi Marion,
I am trying to link my Lobster Mushroom to yours. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/383...

JeanSawatzky Ghost Orchid
Ghost Orchid commented on by JeanSawatzky Oregon, USA10 years ago

Hi Britney,
I'm trying to send you the link to my spotting. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/691...

JeanSawatzky Ghost Orchid
Ghost Orchid commented on by JeanSawatzky Oregon, USA10 years ago

Hi Britney,
I sent you a picture of my Ghost Orchid (we call them "Phantom"). A very few still remain in the Fraser Valley of BC.

JeanSawatzky Gnome-plant
Gnome-plant commented on by JeanSawatzky Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada10 years ago

Thanks Kathleen! I didn't know what they were until this year.

JeanSawatzky Phycomyces blakesleeanus
Phycomyces blakesleeanus commented on by JeanSawatzky Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada10 years ago

Thanks LuckyLogan! Great youtube and great name for this slime mold.

JeanSawatzky Mute Swan
Mute Swan commented on by JeanSawatzky Gemeinde Schönau, Niederösterreich, Austria10 years ago

Even though these swans are not native to our area, I still love seeing them along the Fraser River in Steveston and also in the Pitt Polder.

JeanSawatzky Admirable Bolete
Admirable Bolete commented on by JeanSawatzky Mission, British Columbia, Canada10 years ago

Enjoyed eating the Admirable Boletes sautéed in butter and spread on a bed of rice. Yum!

JeanSawatzky Barn Owl
Barn Owl commented on by JeanSawatzky Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada10 years ago

I think it's about 4 years since we counted a Barn Owl out on the Pitt Polder during our annual Owl Survey. Beautiful!

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