i thought this looked dark and mysterious...like something lukring in the water

With Hui Ho & Deb Serginson

on charleston harbour

Part of the green algae surrounding the Bird Nest Spring at Waimangu Volcanic Valley.

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Fellsmere Pond August 10, 2008

In a creek that was drying out in Austin, Texas, strands of algae retained the curves that flowing water had earlier imparted to them.

On pathways etc., in damp places @ Court Orchard, Stoke Abbott, West Dorset, UK.

Canal ~ Head. Pocklington. Yorkshire

Something is going on here.

Close-up of the wooden part of the wall of the outbuilding joined to our house.

Growing in the (relatively) colder margins of a burning hot stream discharging from an even hotter lake.

Max alters reality again. My in-laws' backyard goes all alien invasion.

near Geysir

In Antarctica, anything with color catches your eye. This green algae was not content with that, leaping through your eyeballs directly to the optic nerve. Dangerous stuff.

Algae =)

Lake Wendouree.

Fellsmere Pond August 10, 2008

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Seaweed like plastic modular components that snap together like Lego bricks. There were a million pieces forming a screen

With floating black birch and red maple leaves. E side Pine Tree Brook just above former Unquity Dam, Blue Hills Reservation, Milton, MA 10/16/22

A wicked cool algae formation most likely due to eutrophication from natural runoff.

Xavi points out the only part of Algae Lake that they are not allowed to swim in. If they get too close to the aerator, they might break it and then Algae Lake would become completely overrun by green guck.

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