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| Variable Field Ant |
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| Head, with right antenna in focus. Ants rely on their antenna, which provide detailed touch sensations and smells, far more than their eyes. |
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| American Winter Ant. This ant species likely just became active, as they prefer to forage when it's just above freezing (which it was today). |
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| Norway Maple, with crust fungi, mold, and decayed wood (almost soil). |
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| Norway Maple, the crown snapped off |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Mold or crust fungus |
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| Candleflame Lichen |
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| Candleflame Lichen |
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| Candleflame Lichen |
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| Candleflame Lichen |
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| Moss and unidentified shield lichen |
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| Unidentified shield lichen |
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| Tiny splitgill mushroom |
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| Splitgill, mold, and Starry Bristle Moss |
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| Roots or mycelium, more likely the rhizomorph (cord-like) form of the latter. |
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