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soft waves of algae at the edges of a gently flowing creek in the woods.

shot with a fujifilm x-s10, using a 0.71x focal reducer and a pentax smc 50mm f1.4 lens

Wannsee Berlin

Fiquei fascinada com o efeito da luz da manhã nestas rochas cobertas de musgo... ou de algas - alguém sabe identificar ao certo?...

I was mesmerized by the effect of the morning light on these moss- or algae-covered rocks - can anyone identify which is it?...

Ilha de Porto Santo, Arquipélago da Madeira - Portugal

Island of Porto Santo, Madeira Archipelago - Portugal

Cleaned the pavilion roof

Today we cleaned the polycarbonate pavilion roof. It’s just over 3 years since we built it.

With the help of our window cleaner and his extra long brush we got it clean. It was covered in yellow algae .

The secret was using a detergent called TFR (Traffic film remover) mixed with water, brushed, and then hosed off.

We built the pavilion in April 2021.

Stacksteads

Lancashire

Kayaking under a bridge in Alameda

This species of Green Algae usually appears black to me, like a mass of tar, but some places it must look more green.

At minus tide, North Point, Morro Strand State Beach,

Morro Bay, California

on the harbourfront.

Dry, damp with algae, and submerged!

At the waterline.

More of the coots in our pond. There's a family with four babies. One of the parents has got a broken leg, no idea what I can do about it.

There's also a family with two babies on the other side of the pond. Coots are supposed to be not very nice to each other so maybe the families got into the fight and that is how one of the coots got injured.

Algae on a pond at Woodland Park Zoo with fallen leaves and the reflection of trees from above.

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algae, water and rock. shot using tamron 24-48mm lens.

Rusty deck chairs and a slime-pit of a pool behind the old resort hotel.

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Young moorhen looking for insects in the algae. Taken in Kensington Gardens.

On Sunday, Larry and I finally dropped down to Cape May to walk around the nature trails near the lighthouse. The temperatures had dropped about 10 degrees, and it was ONLY a balmy 88 degrees in the shade.

By the time we got done our walk and got back in the car I was just a puddle of sweat.

Not much doin' down there......just saw the regulars....mallards, white herons, snowy egrets, and of course the ever present Mute Swans.

I'm sure there were other species hidden away out in the marshes, but it was just too hot for anything much to be moving around.....just the crazy people on the trail (Larry and I only passed one other group of people on the trail as crazy as we were to be out there!)......probably would have been much better 1st thing in the a.m.

There is a TON of algae in the ponds this year.

A slow-moving waterfall of green moss, algae, and ferns inside an abandoned building in County Mayo, Ireland.

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Captured these Black Swans cruising around this algae coated lake during a birding session at Hunter Wetlands Center (Shortland, NSW, Australia) a couple of days ago.

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Algae growing on sharp volcanic rocks in the tidal zone on Kepuhi on the western side of Molokai. Looks almost like the rocks have hair or fur.

This is the algae the green water deposited on the beach.

Primordial (adj.) - Latin, "first of all, original". A large planter filled with water became covered with a sheet of algae. When I poured the water out, the algae draped over the bedraggled remains of the planter's shrub, trapping bubbles. The late afternoon light, filtered through these agglutinous films, presented a most peculiar aspect. I imagine it as the dawn of life, with primitive unicellular creatures emerging from the primordial ooze and creeping towards the sun...

At low tide, and after several sunny days, the colorful images you can find at the rock formations close to the sea are quite amazing!

Removing surplus algae from the Serpentine Lake in Hyde Park.

A first for me to see Red Algae on a waterhole in South Africa. It didn't bother several Impala who we watched drinking.

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It is amazing what you can see in pond scum. The algae can be seen growing in strands inside these bubbles. best viewed large.

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