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For fun one day I decided to take my camera to the near by pond & took a dip. It's only algae, right?
I don't remember which algae this is... But I like it.... I think it is on 400Xish magnification....
Can-al-gae
The Regent’s Canal at Camden Lock – covered in algae. I guess it’s a result of a hot summer.
P104-5655 Taken at: Hampstead Road Lock, Camden, London
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Bryophytes were the first plants to emerge from water and begin to colonise the land 450 million years ago. They still need very wet conditions to reproduce.
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salal leaf
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my lichen photos by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439...
my photos arranged by subject, e.g. mountains - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections
there's currently a red tide along the coast off Pacifica and the waves *glow* in the dark like a timex watch at night!
i was hoping to get some more stars in the sky, but the bay area night sky is just so hopelessly light polluted (and it casted this yucky pinkish/amberish color on everything, i guess it does help with the alien world look in the picture…)