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Deep in the forest of the mini-lichen-dreamworld. These look like the antlers of a deer - just 1cm tall...
Image: Kessel (Be)
© Johan Dierckx
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@kisskool: Merci beaucoup pour visiter et commenter.
@Julie Brown: Oeps ! Thx for correcting Julie. My english is not that good ... i try to correct the text. Done :-)
@Frederike: I think you've got the essence of my latest series here. :-) Welcome in the world i'm searching for. Feel free to stay relaxed but keep your eyes wide open (i think you do that already :-) ) . We'll have to wait for the flowers still a while :-( but they will surely come ! As for the "plant" - this is not really a "plant" but a lichen: that is a symbiosis between a fungus and an algae (not even a moss...) I'm just studying them for a few months now and i'm every time more and more surprised by the richness of the forms... Finding the right names is still really difficult for me but for these pictures i think that is less important. Thanks again for sharing your opinion !
@Marleen: Dank je van harte voor de lovende woorden. Blij dat je er van kan genieten. (kleine correctie ... het is geen mosje, maar een korstmosje (of beter: een licheen): de samenleving tussen een alg en een schimmel. Ik weet het, de nederlandse naam is wat verwarrend, maar het heeft dus op zich niets met "mos" te maken ...)
@daniela scharnowski: Thank you for your visit and very kind comment.... don't tell the hunter where it's hidden :-)
@Patricia: Dank je voor je bezoekje en je commentaar. De hulp is graag gedaan - vraag maar als je wat wil weten :-) (gebruik eventueel de "contact" knop onderaan hier)
@Thea: Dank je alweer voor je bezoekje en je mooie woorden. Het was er idd heel vredig... geen levende ziel die zich met die temperaturen en in het laatste straaltje zonlicht nog op de hei waagde ... :-)
@Reflecteur: Thank you for your visit. I appreciate your comment.
@theys: Thank you very much !
@MK: Lichens are like humans: All the same but still so different :-) Thanks for your visit and your comment.
@KriKridesign: ;-) THX a lot for shouting so loud :-)
@NastaraN: Thanks a lot for your visit, your kind comment and your wish.
@Zora Zoé - sichtbar fotogrativ: Thank you very much. I don't know wether these lichens are the true forefathers of the trees, but i like the idea :-)
A lichen is a symbiotic relation between an algae and a fungus - so they have a unique place in nature - not a plant, not a fungus - just a lichen. I'm just getting to know the ecology of them - a wonderfull world.
@Daniel: I'm glad u like it Daniel. Thanks.
@flyingwind风飞扬: Thank you very much !
@Florence: Thank you very much, Florence.
@Quark: You don't have to look into other worlds ... for one who is willing to see, ours is really wonderfull !!!
I'm glad you like it. Thank you for your visit and comment.
@Monique: Leuk dat je een oudere foto nog bezoekt. Bedankt voor je commentaar alsnog !
Canon EOS 400D
1/60 second
F/4.0
ISO 100
60 mm
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ascomycota
lecanoromycetes
lecanorales
cladoniaceae
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