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tych021 (68)in Fungi Lovers • 2 hours ago
RE: My Favorite Fungi Photos of 2025
Thank you! I love to photograph them because they are so diverse - you never know what shapes and colors you might come across when hunting for them.
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tych021 (68)in Fungi Lovers • 2 hours ago
RE: My Favorite Fungi Photos of 2025
Thank you!
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • yesterday
RE: Poplar Sunburst Lichen (Xanthomendoza hasseana)
Thank you so much!
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • yesterday
RE: Poplar Sunburst Lichen (Xanthomendoza hasseana)
This species of lichen is common in the Great Lakes region where I live, but most people do not notice them since they are very small. The saucer-like structures that are in…
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tych021 (68)in Fungi Lovers • 7 days ago
RE: My Favorite Fungi Photos of 2025
Thank you very much! The most difficult for me have been the Epicoccum. Trying to capture the texture of the surface among all of the folds required some additional carefully…
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • last month
RE: North American Porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum)
Thank you! I had been looking for one of these for a few years before finding this one. I had only seen them as roadkill previously, so I was very happy to see this one walking…
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • 4 months ago
RE: Bird's-foot Trefoil (Lotus corniculatus)
Thank you very much - yours is impressive as well!
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • last year
RE: Closterium baillyanum
Yes, this is taken using my microscope
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • last year
RE: Wasp (Genus Charops)
The cocoon of a Charops wasp
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tych021 (68)in WE ARE MOVING • 2 years ago
RE: Revisiting The Microcosmos With New Eyes
I'm glad that you like the picture! I don't think that any of the copepods are actively laying eggs in any of these images, but the masses of spheres attached to some of their abdomens are eggs.
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • 2 years ago
RE: Yellow Fairy Cups (Calycina citrina)
It is a yellow cup fungi but not a mold. I agree that they are beautiful - I'm always happy to find this species :)
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • 2 years ago
RE: Genus Hemitrichia
Thank you!
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tych021 (68)in WE ARE MOVING • 3 years ago
RE: Early Spring Plants
Most of the plants I've come across lately are ones that are familiar enough for me to identify in the field, but for those that I am unsure of, or are new to me, I use…
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tych021 (68)in WE ARE MOVING • 3 years ago
RE: Amazing Nature Contest: Thematic Challenge - #3/23
My entry for this week's challenge: Ephemeral Icicles Looking forward to seeing the rest of the entries!
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • 3 years ago
RE: Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger)
We have a few kinds that live here in the eastern US. I'll share more images of the ones I have had a chance to photograph 👍
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • 3 years ago
RE: Spined Micrathena (Micrathena gracilis)
Same here. They seem to like building their webs at eye-level, so I end up walking face-first into their webs at least once or twice each summer.
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tych021 (68)in Fungi Lovers • 3 years ago
RE: Unique Fungal Forms
I'm not hurt - thank you for the reply. I suppose I do not understand the program then; I had been under the impression that all posts must be of your own content, but that does…
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tych021 (68)in Fungi Lovers • 3 years ago
RE: Unique Fungal Forms
@xoxois I appreciate the reblog, but if you are going to share my posts, and those of others on Twitter, the very least that you can do is give the original creators credit in…
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tych021 (68)in Photography Lovers • 3 years ago
RE: Mushrooms in Europe
Nice photos @gynco! Consider posting your fungi photos over in the fungilovers or fungifriday communities in the future if you would like to get more eyes on your observations.…
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tych021 (68)in Nature Observer • 3 years ago
RE: Setophaga petechia
Hello @adcreatordesign - these baby birds were yellow warblers (Setophaga petechia). If you follow the inaturalist link in the body of my post, you can see a couple other photos…
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