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Scientific Name: Cordyceps capitata (Holmsk.) Link
Common Name: Round-Headed Cordyceps
Certainty: positive (notes)
Location: Florida Panhandle; Appalachicola NF
Date: 20070110
Shows perithecia well, at 30x.
I found this plant earlier in the spring but didn't know what it was until I found a flowering version in a different park today.
Kodak BW400CN #c41 - Canon EOS Elan-7 #slr with 20mm lens. Scanned with the Nikon #9000ed
(From Oct 2010)
Next round onu with Naomi.
For the first round,you had to haute couture,outfit,and hair.Which I sucked at the pose for Haute Couture part,I couldn't get the arms right in SimPose.Sun of bitch.
Bad luck I tell you,my hard drive blew so I had to get it replaced.So I got my data extracted from my old hard drive so I can get it on my computer.That took forever.Then I left my Tablet pen somewhere,so I drew the hair with a mouse this time.My god,stress is pillin up on me like crazy this whole week.
All Size it!
NBEC Train #580 passes the village of Nelson while heading to the tank farm at Chatham, NB. December 29, 2003.
At Goodwood Festival of Speed, Charley Boorman's 2004 BMW GS1150 Adventure, used to travel round the world eastwards, the 'Long Way Round' with Ewan MacGregor.
we found this round barn on a gravel road southeast of elsie mi. it looks to be well maintained but the windmill has seen better days
i took these photo's awhile back last week there was a story about this barn in the local news paper last week 7/21/09 it was built in 1913 the roof at the peak is 110ft. and it is used to store antigue farm equipment the owner is thinking of making it into a museum
The Theme is Pirates (ARGGGHHH!) And i worked really hard, i cant beleive im in the TOP FOUR :D Thanks so much Emily!
The Round Tower - Glendalough, Wicklow, Ireland
The most prominent feature of the Glendalough grounds are the remnants of The Round Tower. Serving multiple purposes for Saint Kevin's monestary, this millennium-old ruin still stands strong, forever watching over the vast hills and valleys of the park.