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Many thanks to Rocky Joans for providing the facts & Q&As for the hunt. Taken by Tori Landau

small rocks - gravel

Either False Solomon's Seal, or perhaps Starry False Solomon's Seal? I should be using a book instead of the internet...

from yet another ill-fated neighborhood ash tree. This pile is at a house across the street from the other stump.

Bracket fungus on the downed tree branch, surrounded by lots of trout lily leaves. This is in the oaky part of the woods.

Gareth won with Stylianos 2nd & Penbleth 3rd. Taken by Tori Landau

Notice the sock near the wood - make sure you enter both of them. Do you see anything else?

Cut-leaved toothwort, if my application of Newcomb's Wildflower Guide is accurate. These were less common than the trout lilies.

Solitary Contemplation and Hypnotic Thoughts at the Edge of the World

gotta look this one up

Tori starting to put out the eggs for the hunt. Taken by Reuben Yampolsky

The trout lily blooms have disappeared, the leaves are fading fast, but the fruiting bodies are visible - all in one month's span!

Happy Christmas to all cash-positive, medically-autonomous, free- and deep-thinking, open-minded, scientifically-oriented people of the universe!

Many of life's lessons are learnt from experience and deep thinking. At Gyanoday Multan Nagar Vatika, activities like 'peeling the onion' were conducted to help the children understand the various aspects of human behavior and emotions. We also played team building games like three legged races to encourage collaborative efforts. These games and activities help imbibe life skills through critical thinking: gyanoday.in/

what kind of creatures might like to live under this?

Systems Architecture Team

Is this lichen or moss? It's on the same trunk as the lichen and the bracket fungus.

Toothwort in May (compare to toothwort in April) - leaf dying, flower gone.

Shrub on the corner of our block

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