Some random shots along the lower river trail. This is below the waterfalls, where the river broadens out on its way to the estuary.
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| A slow stream waters a multi-species forest. |
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| Criss-crossing mossy branches |
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| An old nurse log feeds 4 trees. |
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The back side of the same group, with my back to the light.
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Dried-out looking conk. Maybe a tinder polypore.
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| Brown mushrooms on a tree. Much lightened; in the shade, they were barely visible. |
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Future nurse log, with two evergreen saplings, huckleberry and salmonberry youngsters.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Algunas fotos del sendero que sigue el rio entre el bosque entre las cataratas y el estuario:
- Una de las ramas del rio nutre un bosque de muchas especies.
- Ramas de árbol cubiertas de musgo.
- Un viejo tronco nodriza que sostiene 4 árboles maduros.
- El lado opuesto de dicho tronco, con la luz a mis espaldas.
- Un hongo poliporo, tal vez el poliporo "yesca".
- Otros hongos, en un tronco de árbol. Le añadí luz a la foto; en vida, estaba todo tan oscuro que apenas se veían los hongos.
- Un tronco nodriza del futuro, ahora con dos arbolitos de hoja perenne, y brotes de huckleberry y salmonberry.
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