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Floating on a farm dam

Cuckmere Haven, East Sussex UK

Some of the prettiest algae I've seen. Also, it's really this hazy - the temperatures are in the upper 90s with humidity upwards of 80%, so visibility is about a mile.

dormant algae (reddish gray color)

Algal blooms, which can occur in nutrient-enriched waters, cause thick, green muck that pollutes the water and can be harmful to aquatic life, the environment, and to the economy. Some algal blooms produce toxins that are dangerous to people. People should avoid contact with waters that have harmful algal bloom advisories posted or anywhere the water is pea green, discolored, or has floating mats.

 

For more information, visit www2.epa.gov/nutrientpollution/harmful-algal-blooms

 

Photo by Eric Vance, U.S. EPA

 

More from St Ives harbour in the early evening sunlight

Manatee Springs State Park

 

Chiefland, Florida

 

6/17/11

Pattern: Buttony Sweater by Katie Marcus

Yarn: Schoeller+Stahl Elfin Color 150 g

Bayou Bienvenue, Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans, LA

 

Photo: Darryl Malek-Wiley

this is my new desktop image. hands down. strange how things look from above...

  

Bibra Lake, Western Australia.

I used to be disgusted by this slimy, seemingly insignificant plant until I saw its delicate branches and learned about its immensely nourishing role in nature

Bryopsis Algae Seagrass Shallows PR03a

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.

Unidentified green algae at edge of remaining water in drying lakebed.

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