Latest posts tagged with #MidweekMoss on Bluesky
A moist decaying log is home to fungi / mushrooms which are around the log on three sides. The Mushrooms are tan with dark brown centers. The log is several colors of brown to black. The moss is a happy light green with a fuzzy appealing texture. The top right corner contains the bottom leaves of a rhododendron bush. Slate gray mud surrounds 3 sides of the log.
The picture shows on the right side, too very thick trunk, evergreen trees, missing the lower branches and covered in moss. There is a small clearing with tall evergreen trees at the far side with few branches. In the foreground are saplings between one and 1/2 feet to 3 feet tall with many evergreen branches and needles. In front of the large trunked trees is a remnant of a midsize tree, broken off and slightly angled back towards them. Moss also extends along the exposed roots of the trees. The sunlight comes through the trees and hits the large trunk trees, and several of the small saplings, one which looks like it is in a spotlight.
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The image shows a decaying fallen tree. Everything is moist after a rain. There are very thin layers of split bark in the middle section of the tree horizontally. Both the near and far sections of the Fallen tree are covered with moss and small ferns. A thick layer of mainly orange and red fallen leaves provide a visual contrast on either side of the fallen tree.
The picture shows a small creek running through the forest. On either side of the creek and covering the stones in the creek are blankets of moss thin Spruce Pine saplings are mixed with fully grown trees two thin saplings with no visible branches cross in the center of the picture partially blocking the view.Appalachian Trail north of Carver’s gap.
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We made it to Wednesday. Have a great week!
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The picture shows Evergreen Spruce Pines and a blanket of moss covering the ground and rocks beside a dirt trail. Seedlings of the fir trees are about 2 feet tall throughout the picture.
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A grey dirt path extends from the right lower corner to 2/3 of the way into the picture and then fades from view. 5 foot wide, but only 6 inch tall gray rock. The same color is in the middle lower part of the picture with several smaller gray rocks closer to the viewer. Beyond the wide gray rock is a low moss covered rock in the center of the picture jutting slightly to the left. Three smaller rocks angled in different directions on the dirt are also covered in a thin green moss. A clump of deciduous trees is in the upper left corner. The upper right corner has a row of deciduous trees along the path extending into the distance. Sunlight hits low trees and bushes beyond the described trees, creating dimension as a lighter green is in the distance
Image shows a thick tree trunk with deep ridges of bark on the left side of the picture. The upper half of the trunk is covered in light green lichen. The lower half of the tree is covered in bright yellow green moss. A curved flat mud and root covered path forms in S shape through the right to middle portion of the picture. In the distant center of the picture is a evergreen tree with feathery branches. The right upper corner and into the distance show rhododendron leaves from the edge of bushes. Small wild flowers crowd, The lower left corner, a bit in the middle, lower section of the corner and to the right under the Rododendron bushes.
I guess I forgot the #MidweekMoss!
A decaying grey stone wall angles from upper left of the picture to bottom right. The wall is covered in splotchy bright green patches of moss along with dark areas of rock. The left side of the picture shows rocks that have fallen from the wall covered in green moss , and in some instances covered with a slight amount of moss. Ferns and small low vegetation poke between sticks and leaves among the rocks on the ground.
This photo captures an Eastern grey squirrel in a natural setting, holding and eating a red mushroom near the base of a tree. The squirrel is positioned on leaf-covered ground, surrounded by sparse green grass and some Spanish moss.
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Two grey rocks covered in lichen extend 45° from left bottom section of picture to the right mid section of the photograph. The left lower to left upper side of the photo, The sun hits gray rock brightly. The rocks are at least 6 inches in height and stacked like pancakes with a few smaller rocks stacked in between as the layers of rock have broken up overtime. On top of that stack of rocks is a layer of moss. That horizontal layer of moss is now sprouting grass and other small bush like vegetation. On the angled rock (Right), is a similar layer of moss. It has individual fern fronds extending from it along with some small low grasses. the angled rock is covered in various colors and textures of lichen. On the second angled, grey rock is another layer of moss without the addition of other plant life. Between some of the rocks in the left stack, a small, maybe 1 foot rhododendron , bush extends sideways from the rock. Above the upper angled rock, one sprig of Rhododendron extends as a new bush with several branches with the entire bush no more than 18 inches. The upper right corner of the picture has low deciduous bushes, extending forward toward the angled rock.
This week’s #MidweekMoss is a tiny bonsai like world living on flat slanted rock. An entire independent world. #moss #nature#rocks #ferns #fungi #lichen
Beside a trail, almost like a little bench is a yellow and green moss covered rock. The mossy rock has several inward curves on the sides, but is relatively flat on top. Near the center of the rock a fern sends out fronds to form a circle, and with the points on the fern, creates almost a star of ferns. At the edge of the path to the left of the rock is another grouping of fern. 3 inch wide deep green leaves, from a low Vining plant, wet from the rain, fill the lower right portion of the picture. The upper portion of the picture is a tangle of thin rhododendron branches, and large oval green Rhododendron leaves.
Time for some nice #MidweekMoss! #moss #ferns #rhododendron
A foot and a half tall tree stump emerges from the middle of a dirt path.A patchy thin layer of moss forms a beard spreading at the bottom of the tree stump. Several fern fronds curve in different directions around the moss. Two yellow and brown half Circle mushrooms emerge from the tree trunk with the larger one about 3 inches higher. The background shows the forest path with light throwing shadows from off screen tree branches. The tree trunk and pass are about the same color grayish Brown, leaving the greens of the moss and ferns a nice contrast along with the yellow and brown mushrooms.
Almost forgot the #MidweekMoss
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On the far left of the picture, a dirt and rock path curves from the left side toward the center of the picture. Several tall trees, some gray, some brown rise beside the path. The left lower to right upper corners of the photo are covered with broken Old and worn rock with white and dark gray splotches. Parts of the rocks are worn and curved, while other angles of the rock are straight and angular. Happy bright green moss randomly covers flat surfaces on the rocks on the right. Wild flower leaves grow among the dark brown soil at the base of the rocks. A few maple trees, about the same height of the wild flowers, are also trying to grow amongst the rocks.
The photo shows an expanse of moss slightly lumpy in places, all relatively uniform in bright yellow green color with full sun. A few scattered wild flowers punk up around the edges. Some type of bush along the top edge of the photo.
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Thin trunks of evergreen trees with bare lower limbs scattered about 7 feet apart on a carpet of dirt and lumpy moss.
Midweek Moss
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