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Stir up the sea and you get a better look at what lies near of beneath the surface. This sea had its share of what appears to be red drift algae. While non-toxic its not something you will find in pristine waters. Oh, my poor ocean.
Lichen covers a flower budding twig. It does no harm. Lichen are a symbiotic combination of fungus and algae/cyanobacteria.
45 layer focus stack. Processed in HeliconFocus and Affinity Photo.
Myakka River State Park, Sarasota, FL - 20160814_175641
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Algae bloom in one of the flooded fields at Elkhorn Slough, just north of Monterey, California.
From my Primordial Soup collection.
I was lying on a rickety, wooden jetty, in a remote place, looking down into the sea, and watching the marine algae swaying around.
This disgusting gooey stuff grows quickly - overnight - now in the fall after a drenching rain. Look for it on open areas, such as bare soil and gravel driveways. Believe it or not, but you can actually eat this algae! A brave co-worker and I both sampled some during our lunch break, and we were unimpressed by its texture and taste. If you desire some fresh seaweed tossed into your dinner salad tonight, star jelly is right up your alley.
Unfortunately, I have no explanation for the sign! They might be referring to the river, but that's just a guess.
Happy Gorgeous Green Thursday!
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