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Category Archives: fungi
Mushrooms on Bear Mountain
Weather was mostly clear today while out on a walk along the lower slopes of Bear Mountain. I heard flocks of geese flying over and noticed a few song birds among alders and other brushy areas. These included the first … Continue reading
Posted in birding, birds, fungi, hiking, photojournal
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Morning Sun, Birds, and Harbor Mountain Hike
This morning I enjoyed a sunny walk over to and back from the university for class. This afternoon I did a little birding along the road before heading up Harbor Mountain hiking back to the south slope meadow.
Posted in birding, birds, fall, fungi, photojournal, Sunrise/Sunset
Tagged Bombus, Fall Color, Harbor Mountain, Laccaria bicolor, Larus sp.
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Disappearing Snow and Red Mushrooms
This morning I noticed the last of snow on the Pyramids was almost gone. This afternoon I photographed some bright red mushrooms (Hygrocybe miniata) while on an outing up Indian River with my brother, kids, and PN to check on … Continue reading