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PucaK Common Buttercup
Common Buttercup commented on by PucaK New York, USA6 years ago

Id is correct. See: http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/weed...

PucaK Script/Pencilmark Lichen
Script/Pencilmark Lichen commented on by PucaK Winder, Georgia, USA7 years ago

Thanks for honoring this humble Sript lichen with a Spotting of the Day award.

PucaK Ochrolechia africana
Ochrolechia africana commented on by PucaK Winder, Georgia, USA7 years ago

Thanks Steve. I don't usually see the apothecia of this lichen so mature so this was a treat.

PucaK Bramble gall wasp
Bramble gall wasp commented on by PucaK Tennessee, USA7 years ago

Diastrophus rubi is distributed in Europe & Northern Asia (excluding China). Diastrophus nebulosus (Blackberry Knot Gall Wasp) is found in TN (http://bugguide.net/node/view/51068/bgim...)

PucaK Anthracophyllum lateritium
Anthracophyllum lateritium commented on by PucaK Georgia, USA7 years ago

Thank you! This is a fascinating mushroom. A treat to find them.

PucaK Violet Gray Bolete
Violet Gray Bolete commented on by PucaK Winder, Georgia, USA7 years ago

Thanks for honoring this unassuming bolete with a SOTD Award.

PucaK Leavenworth's Eryngo
Leavenworth's Eryngo commented on by PucaK Oklahoma, USA7 years ago

Absolutely spectacular!
For a better pic, see http://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=...

PucaK Violet Gray Bolete
Violet Gray Bolete commented on by PucaK Winder, Georgia, USA7 years ago

Thanks Daniele!

PucaK Multicolor Gilled Polypore
Multicolor Gilled Polypore commented on by PucaK Winder, Georgia, USA7 years ago

Thanks! They were very striking - the first of the season.

PucaK Green Frog
Green Frog commented on by PucaK Georgia, USA7 years ago

Thanks!
No, no banjos. Ours make a sound more like a 'gulp'

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