I thought at first it was a flock of birds. But then again, maybe not. Unless they're white-headed penguins. Is there such a thing? Ducks? Geese?
Snowbirds, anyhow.
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| Frozen eagles? |
Ok, I'll be sensible. Here's a plain old fence.
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| The greenish patches on the tree are lichen. The green on the fence are algae. |
And some log ends.
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| With polypore fungi. And snow. |
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| And on this one, there are turkey tail fungi, an orange jelly fungi, lichens, and moss. |
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Primera foto. Parecen pájaros. Pinguinos de cabeza blanca, tal vez. ¿Existe tal cosa? Bueno, si no, serán patos. O gansos. ¿O águilas congeladas? ¿Los famosos pájaros invernales canadienses?
OK, dejando a un lado las tonterías. Segunda foto: una cerca con algas verdes. Lo verde claro en el tronco del árbol son líquenes. El alga verde siempre tiene un color verde fuerte.
Tercera: un tronco caído con hongos poliporos.
Cuarta: otro tronco; este lleva hongos "cola de guajolote", hongos de gelatina anaranjada, líquenes, y un poco de musgo.
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