Field Note: Foliose Lichen on a Decaying Log

While hiking (sauntering) in natural places it’s often little things that seem to catch my eye. Outside sauntering about today at a time between the seasons of autumn and winter it was a decaying log on the forest floor covered by moss and two small contrasting spots of Foliose Lichen that caught my attention.

Foliose Lichen on a Decaying Log

 

Location Details & Camera Settings

Elm Creek Park Reserve is a 4,900 acre highly diverse natural space that offers a mix of gently rolling forested tracks, prairie grassland, streams, wetlands and numerous outdoor recreational opportunities to include an extensive trail system for walking, biking and cross-country skiing. There visitors may also find a group camp site, the Elm Creek Chalet, swim pond, archery range, disk golf course, dog park and the Eastman Nature Center.

Camera Settings: Sony A7 IV - Focal Length 17 mm - Shutter Speed 1 /60 Sec - Aperture f/4.0 - ISO 100

Previous
Previous

Field Note: Large Specimen of Shelf Fungus

Next
Next

Field Note: Chimney Rock