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| Hooded Sunburst lichen |
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| Candleflame Lichen (lemon-color) and a Rosette Lichen (pale blue) |
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| Candleflame Lichen and Rosette Lichen on Eastern Red Cedar bark |
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| I have never seen so much of the urban lichens familiar to me on a conifer! |
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| Candleflame Lichen |
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| Lichen and some weird brownish crust fungus |
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| Mass fruiting of a Plasmodial Slime Mold, or Myxomycete |
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| All of these were produced by a single-celled amoeba. One that probably weighed several pounds |
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| These might be of a different species of slime mold |
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| Unidentified moss in the order Hypnales |
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| Rosette Lichen and crust fungus |
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| Common Goldspeck |
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| This species of lichen really likes observation towers, at least in my experience |
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| Brown-toothed Crust Fungus |
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| Unidenified crust fungus |
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| Sidewalk Firedot on boardwalk plastic |
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| Milk-white Toothed polypore |
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| More Milk-white Toothed Polypre |
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| Stereum |
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| Unidentified mushroom |
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| Stereum |
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| Common Greenshield |
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| Unidentified crust fungus |
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| Burl on the ground |
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| Honeycomb Polypore |
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| Stereum |


























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