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liquidblackwax: A wasp (Vespula vulgaris) hovers over “pink earth” (Dibaeis baeomyces) collected from road side in Eastern Connecticut. This tiny pioneer lichen can colonize large patches of bare ground. Take a look at the ground next time your outside. The tiny world is spectacular! Specimen provided by Dr. Bernard Goffinet at The University of Connecticut. A forest of lichen is coming soon! Get excited! High Resolution: http://i.imgur.com/4pW08rE.jpgliquidredwax’s uploaded images - Imgur Woah!

liquidblackwax:

A wasp (Vespula vulgaris) hovers over “pink earth” (Dibaeis baeomyces) collected from road side in Eastern Connecticut. This tiny pioneer lichen can colonize large patches of bare ground. Take a look at the ground next time your outside. The tiny world is spectacular! 

Specimen provided by Dr. Bernard Goffinet at The University of Connecticut. A forest of lichen is coming soon! Get excited!

High Resolution: http://i.imgur.com/4pW08rE.jpg

liquidredwax’s uploaded images - Imgur

Woah!

(via mycology)

Check out those gorgeous antennae, legs, and  abdomen. Stunner. Some type of checkerspot butterfly, I presume.

Freaking lighting earlier that night foretold of this sunset…

Freaking lighting earlier that night foretold of this sunset…

P-p-p-party on the dance floor!

Tangled up in you.

Tangled up in you.

One of my favorite shots from Yellowstone NP. =)

One of my favorite shots from Yellowstone NP. =)

Two spiders, one iris.

Two spiders, one iris.

Petal drama: pretty sure this is a crab spider EATING one of the tiny invertebrate it’s sharing iris real estate with… woah.