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EDIBLE MUSHROOMS. To learn more about this fungus is very important to note the color of its leaves and drops that drip when the spores mature .... As they grow in the group, a fungus that is found under the other, you can totally get a black hat on these drops of colored spores (Expert commentary-Marjan Kustera). Hats diameter of 3-7 cm, fleshy, soft, fibrous tufts covered with rufous-brown color.Leaves brown. When it comes to slow maturation of dropping red liquid.The handle height of 10 cm, tender, white or brown, sprinkled with black spots on fibrous residues nitastog veil. The entire length of the brown-speckled with red tufts.Spores black in mass.Meat gently, rufous-brown, odorless.Habitat in the forests in small or large groups, at home or on degraded stumps from spring to autumn.
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Aquilegia chrysantha. Mount Bigelow, Santa Catalina Mountains, Pima County, Arizona, USA. 17 September 2012.
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MUSHROOM INEDIBLE. Mushroom: smaller size. Pileus is up to 4cm in diameter, raised and is slightly wider at the ends, dark gray-brown in color with a dry and takes on a lighter tone. Characteristic of this type is that there is a striking unmistakably intertwined tissue structures like veins on the surface of a hat. Shaft is a variable width (do0.5cm), up to 5 cm, fibrous structure. Ballots: the grayish in color, with a maturity of becoming Pinky. Spore: elliptical, pink, dimensions 6-8 x 5.5-6. Taste and Smell: a bit like the radish. It occurs solitary or in groups. Saprophytic species, growing on lignocellulosic waste, rotting wood or stumps.The author of the text, mushroom association member Nis, Dusan Sadikovic.
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EDIBLE MUSHROOMS. To learn more about this fungus is very important to note the color of its leaves and drops that drip when the spores mature .... As they grow in the group, a fungus that is found under the other, you can totally get a black hat on these drops of colored spores (Expert commentary-Marjan Kustera). Hats diameter of 3-7 cm, fleshy, soft, fibrous tufts covered with rufous-brown color.Leaves brown. When it comes to slow maturation of dropping red liquid.The handle height of 10 cm, tender, white or brown, sprinkled with black spots on fibrous residues nitastog veil. The entire length of the brown-speckled with red tufts.Spores black in mass.Meat gently, rufous-brown, odorless.Habitat in the forests in small or large groups, at home or on degraded stumps from spring to autumn.
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MUSHROOM INEDIBLE. Mushroom: smaller size. Pileus is up to 4cm in diameter, raised and is slightly wider at the ends, dark gray-brown in color with a dry and takes on a lighter tone. Characteristic of this type is that there is a striking unmistakably intertwined tissue structures like veins on the surface of a hat. Shaft is a variable width (do0.5cm), up to 5 cm, fibrous structure. Ballots: the grayish in color, with a maturity of becoming Pinky. Spore: elliptical, pink, dimensions 6-8 x 5.5-6. Taste and Smell: a bit like the radish. It occurs solitary or in groups. Saprophytic species, growing on lignocellulosic waste, rotting wood or stumps.The author of the text, mushroom association member Nis, Dusan Sadikovic.
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Polyzosteria mitchelli A beautiful cockroach I noticed north of Bullfinch.David Rentz describes this cockroach as "One of the most distinctive and widespread species in the genus.The 'windows' on each thoracic sevment and the blue legs are not shared by any other species. "A Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia" David Rentz 2014
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The Black-tailed Deer at Point Rayes National Seashore, California, USA.
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Laguna de quilotoa
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Lagartija escamosa (Sceloporus torquatus) en el rea de Proteccin de Flora y Fauna Corredor Biolgico Chichinautzin, Morelos, Mxico.
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Sardinitas de Cuatro Cinegas (Cyprinella xanthicara) en la poza Churince dentro del rea de Proteccin de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocinegas en Cuatro Cinegas, Coahuila, Mxico.
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Rana de rbol poblana (Plectrohyla charadricola) cerca de un arroyo en Hueyapan, Puebla.
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Helicoverpa zea Corn earworm
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Saguaro National Park BioBlitz Oct 21-22, 2011Author: Cheri Boucher, Sky Island Alliance (SIA) tracking, Patty Stern, Christine St. Onge, Tim Cook (TC camera), Dugmar Cashing (DC Camera)Location: Esperanza trail -- BioBlitzLocation Description: Start @ trailhead and loop clockwise back to road. High amount of human foot traffic obscuring wildlife tracks.Scientist Primary Taxa: Mammals & BirdsTime_Slot: 830AM-1200PM October 22, 2011Field_Datasheet_ID: 0360Datasheet_Record_Number: 01
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Une femelle vient d'clore de mon levage
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Photo taken by Kevin Enge
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Sphaeroforma arctica (Ichthyosporea) microcolonies, SEM microscopy
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Polyzosteria fulgens MackerrasThanks for the ID David Rentz 14-1-2012
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Azadirachta indicaFamily MeliaceaeAttractive evergreen tree I find sometimes (rare) in Brisbane streets (Australia)It has "perfectly" asymmetrical leaves (oblique base). Native to tropical Asia (India)If you are visiting India and ask for the village pharmacy then you're likely to be pointed towards this tree. :) All parts of the tree have been used medicinally for centuries. It is widely used in toothpastes, soaps and lotion today, as well as being a biological insecticide. The discovery of its complex chemical pesticide qualities make it resistant to more than two hundred different types of insect, as well as various mites, nematodes, fungi, bacteria and viruses . Although lethal to bugs it does not have an adverse effect upon humans, animals or birds.History: The history of the Neem tree is in fact linked to the history of India and very much apart of the Indian way of life. Neem is mentioned in many ancient texts and traditional Indian medical authorities place it at the pinnacle of their pharmacopoeia.
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