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Xanthoria calcicola On the wall of our holiday bungalow.<br />
Thanks to Koen Verhoogt for the proper ID! Ascomycota,Common orange lichen,Fungi,Geotagged,Lecanoromycetes,Lichen,Netherlands,Orange Lichen,Schiermonnikoog,Teloschistaceae,Teloschistales,Xanthoria,Xanthoria calcicola,nl: Oranje dooiermos Click/tap to enlarge Country intro

    comments (4)

  1. Recently read an article that said graveyards are the ultimate lichen hotspot. I'm not comfortable macro obsessing over people's graves though. Posted 4 years ago
    1. Graveyards are excellent for many more aspects of our flora and fauna - basically because those areas are mostly left well enough alone I suppose, but probably also because there is a wide mix of materials (lots of types of stone, wood, shrubs, trees, ample shelter etc etc.). Lots of soil fauna too - very "giving" biotope indeed ... if you don't feel too hindered by plucking around in the soil between graves ;o) Posted 4 years ago, modified 4 years ago
      1. It doesn't creep me out, that's fine. It's more about "appearances". Don't want to be the talk of the town :) Posted 4 years ago
        1. There's plenty of towns where people don't know you ;o) Posted 4 years ago

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Lichenized fungus in the family Teloschistaceae

Similar species: Teloschistales
Species identified by Pudding4brains
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By Pudding4brains

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Uploaded Dec 18, 2020. Captured in Rijspolder 18, 9166 RZ Schiermonnikoog, Netherlands.