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The Colorado River between Arizona and Nevada forms the Black Canyon Water Trail. Its Northernmost point is Hoover Dam below Lake Mead. Black Canyon transitions into the topography of Lake Mohave to the South. Information at: blackcanyonwatertrail.org/
The name of this algae is Carolina =)
Bondi Beach, Sydney
Copyright 2006 - Abdulla (ThE~uNiQuE or UNIQMEZ)
This free-standing sculpture is composed of crocheted wire covered in a mixture of paper pulp and acrylic media and is set in a ceramic base. Dimensions: 16” x 4” x 2”
In the hot springs on Geyser Hill, these bizarre algae colonies thrive. There are flies that feed on the algae. They have "hot pads" on their feet to protect them from cooking. They kind of skate over the water. The flies are eaten by spiders, who do NOT have the hot pads, so they run, bare foot, (I presume shouting OUCH! OUCH! OUCH!) out onto the mat, grab a fly, and (literally) hot-foot it back to the shore, hopefully before their little toes are burned off. What a life!
British fresh-water algae, exclusive of Desmidieae and Diatomaceae,
London,Williams and Norgate,1882-1884.
That's what we're researching in some nucleo communities. #createsustainability #researchexperimentation #algae
from Damanhur Spiritual EcoCommunity, ift.tt/1lkyTJc
Edmonds red-orange algae bloom seen in Edmonds today around 11:30 a.m.
Photo submitted to Ecology by Jeri Cusimano.
The Black Weir Pond in Epping Forest which is also known as the Lost Pond and the Suicide Pool....
The water was pea green due to algae growth owing to the large amount of sunlight we've had over recent times.
The algae that grows on my fish tank is quite frustrating. It is relentless :\
2011-03-14 Macro Mondays theme: frustrations
Pentax Super-Takumar 1:1.4/50mm with lots of extension tubes
Been out of the MM scene for a while, let's see if I can get back into the swing
Algae - Trentepohlia aurea v. polycarpa. This microscopic alga thrives on ocean salt spray and forms dense colonies on Monterey Cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) along the Pacific coast. Despite its color, the species is actually a green alga. The chlorophyll pigment is masked by high levels of beta-carotene, the orange pigment found in carrots. Fitzgerald Marine Reserve. Moss Beach, San Mateo Co., Calif.
A female mallard duck and her four ducklings feeding on algae on the surface of a Mississippi River backwater in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
From their website: "The orange, velvety 'stuff' especially noticeable on trees and rocks of the shadowed north-facing slopes is green algae named Trentepohlia. Its orange color comes from carotene, a pigment which also occurs in carrots. The growth does not harm the trees." Point Lobos State Reserve, Monterey CA.
Unidentified red algae (probable new species) at 200 feet, found at French Frigate Shoals. Photo by: Greg McFall/NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries, 2012
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