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This Red Algae was found growing on a few trees at the Rising Sun Country Park in Northumberland, Red Algae come from a group called Trentepohlia the red pigment is a carotenoid the same thing that makes carrots orange.

Just what it says on the tin...couldn't resist this. The running water was making the alge look waxy and fluid - fabulous!

103/365, SOOC

 

I just bought a Flickr Pro account! Day one-oh-three will be the first where I haven't consciously had to resize my photos in order to preserve my monthly upload limit.

 

I hope I can just live up to my new account title and use this year for the best, mm? :)

 

Cheers to a "new" year!

 

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The title of this refers to the fact that this specific patch of our front porch is turning green from algae growth due to rainfall...but of course, a black-white photo can't do that justice. Will have to retake in color sometime :).

The Olifants river is fishless, and although it's one of the biggest (and most consistently watery) rivers in the Kruger, not many species come here to drink. What's caused the damage? Hippos. Specifically, hippo poop, which creates algae, which kills fish.

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Algae. June 2008

 

Photo By: Stephanie Schupska

How do the ducks survive this?

Two canada geese paddle across a pond which is completely covered in green algae.

Algae is harvested from stones in the river, then beaten, dried and eaten. It's said to be very high in protein.

Just across from a PG&E power plant and the Naval Shipyard Superfund site, it's hard to keep nature down.

Distant view of a stream flowing through.. Chunchi falls

Rescued seal with a bit of an algae issue at the Scottish Sealife Centre

Like a river of seaweed flowing

Algal blooms produce oxygen in a tiny reservoir in Owl Canyon, CA.

Another view of the calm lagoon separated from the rough surf by a wall of algae. Note the ducks taking it easy, not having to deal with the waves.

I am mesmorized by the textures.

Mori Junuchi's madonna/virgin sculpture at the armory was constructed of a type of sea algae.

as you can imagine- I want it.:)

Those dark mounds just off shore are not rocks. They're big mounds of algae.

Great River Road, Aitkin County, MN. September 28th, 2007.

Former U-M undergraduate research assistants Jessica Perry, left, and Brenna Boehman filter algae collected from large tanks at the university's E.S. George Reserve near Pinckney, Mich. Various combinations of algal species were grown in 80 cattle tanks for a biofuels experiment. Photo by Daryl Marshke/Michigan Photography.

Circle B Bar Reserve, Lakeland, FL

The green alga Enteromorpha in a rockpool near the high-tide mark, North Berwick, East Lothian.

  

Plenty of algae on the surface of the Grand Union Canal in parts.

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