Ordinary Moss. May 9, 2009
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature, macro photos.Tags: graveyard, lichen, moss, sheathed appendages, violets
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Amidst the ordinary looking moss of an old graveyard by the Deerfield river…
…a myriad of miracles awaits discovery.
Come closer, I’ll show you.
The moss is blooming, its erect flowers filled with the day’s rain:
Sheathed appendages rise on filamentous stalks…
…while new blooms glow golden in the evening light:
And don’t miss the tiny flowers:
Viola Sororia lords it over a lichen patch:
Some day I’ll show you that last image in person, large format.
I think you’ll like it.
Those are incredible! I’ve never seen anything like it at all! Learn something new from you everyday, CR! Hope the rest of your weekend is terrific!
truly wonderful. thanks!!!
Thanks. And it was. 😉