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 =)

Algae

Fellsmere Pond August 10, 2008

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Some algae on a rock

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

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

Comment 1 is a spreadsheet I made regarding the costs of converting to Algae Oil to replace oil imports. Oil was about $110.00 per barrel.

Check it out.

Such green on a drab day. It reminds me of my Aunt's 1970 living room carpet.

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Lost Lake trail

Ledges state park

Madrid

A type of Algae - photo taken with a Nikon Eclipse 200 microscope

Madagascar

Blue-green algae in one of the drains at the Roman Baths.

Bloomfield, Kentucky -

July 2008

I originally got 3 of these but I only see 2 these days. Added to Friday's Fish Sept 29

Grindavík, Iceland

Gayadari on the upper Clarence River Northern NSW

and herons

Stanley Park

9/25/13

Not very inviting water to me, but they seem to like it. They were in an area about the size of a kiddy pool that dries out in the summer. They eventually flew over to the lagoon. Forest Park, St Louis Mo. U.S.

one good reason to add a bit of cold water each day. blechhgh!

Well, not that deep: this is through the glass at the Newport Aquarium. The sea grasses and algae make a cool abstract feel.

Photo of the day: 18th September 2020