Spotty rock |
Typical bull's eye lichen. 2018 |
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Los líquenes que crecen en las piedras expuestas al aire por aquí son comunmente los "bull's-eye" (literalmente "ojo de buey", Placopsis sp.). Son líquenes apegadas a la piedra, pero con "hojas" en la parte superior, normalmente de un verde claro con puntos cafés o anaranjados.
Encontré esta piedra con muchos circulitos de liquen, pequeños, más o menos lisos, muchos de un color azul pálido. No los pude identificar.
Want to hear a silly city girl story? When we first moved north I noticed so many round splotches on the sidewalks. Back in Los Angeles they were usually caused by people spitting their gum out on the ground and residue left behind. I couldn't figure out in the beginning why there were so many gum spitters in Bellingham. Duh! - Margy
ReplyDeleteHahaha! Now I'll always think of these as old gum!
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