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@isthataleaf
yea so this blog is pretty much dead and i dont think it'll come back any time soon. sorry! if you wanna keep up with me, I'm over at @pommy-granite
probably not gonna deactivate this blog but I won't be posting anymore
it's been fun, much love to y'all!
colors and textures in a ditch beside the highway
Colorful coral
This distinctively warty lichen is Melanohalea exasperata (with several friends) on a lushly populated oak twig.
It can be tricky to find as it mostly grows high up in the tree canopy - so far I've only enountered it on branches that have recently fallen to the ground.
16th century flower illustration PNGs.
(source: Book of Flower Studies, ca. 1510–1515)
Plants 🌱
Chama River, New Mexico, taken by Georgia O’Keeffe.
Went down to the riverside to take pictures of the river. Did not take any pics of the river. Ended up taking pictures of the lichen on the trail bridges instead.
Darkening sky– thunder in the distance. Martha Lake, Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Parks, SEKI, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA. Photo by Van Miller
Corner of an overgrown garden , Goutweed - Ivan Ivanovich Shishkin , 1884.
Russian, 1832-1898
Oil on canvas,
Campanule, from our garden. This is my favorite summer flowers 🤍
More pictures of those hills that were covered with flowers.
July 11.
through binoculars again
Mount Rainier, Washington by Max Feingold
Snoqualmie Falls, Washington
