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| Lots of lichen |
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| So cool |
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| Look at those cool disks |
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| Amazing |
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| It look extraterrestrial, despite being some of the most common and widespread species on the planet |
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| Wow |
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| Cool with the silvery bark |
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| Incredible |
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| Beautiful |
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| Fascinating |
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| Rosette lichens |
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| Rosette and candleflame |
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| Lichen-covered sitck |
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| Lichen, Milk-white Toothed Polypore (white patches), and mycelium (white strands) |
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| Milk-white Toothed Polypore |
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| Milk-white Toothed Polypore being more beige than milk-white (or it's the color of fermented milk) |
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| Milk-white Toothed Polypore |
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| Fungus Gnat maggot |
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| Or some other creature |
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| Giraffe Spots fungus |
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| More giraffe spots |
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| Lichen and giraffe spots |
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| Narrow-headed Marsh Fly |
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| Common Eastern Bumble Bee |
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| Eastern Red Bat!!! |
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| This cutie has been sleeping on Honey Locust compound leaves pretty much at the same exact same spot. |
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| Eastern Gray Squirrel |
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| Fungus or slime mold |
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| Lump of root-rich soil on one of the small islands at McKinley Park |
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| Landscape, with the tower at S Damen Ave. and W Pershing Rd. |
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| Sky |
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