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I chose a framed but unlabeled version for this particular gallery. The unframed, and the framed and labeled versions are also available here: http://smu.gs/HU4cvt and here: http://smu.gs/HU3Yof respectively. Orange Lichen on Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) Look closely in the larger sizes and you'll see that the lichen is draped in pale threads or filaments of something...not man-made, and not spiderweb silk. It really requires viewing in size 'Original' to see the threads easily. It's a mystery. I love it. Maple section of the Arboretum Area Hiddlen Lake Gardens, Michigan April 5, 2012 (nex-5)
Orange Lichen on Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) Look closely in the larger sizes and you'll see that the lichen is draped in pale threads or filaments of something...not man-made, and not spiderweb silk. It's a mystery. I love it. (You can barely see them in X2; can see them a little better in X3; but they really pop in Original.) There is a framed, labeled version of this image here: http://smu.gs/HU3Yof Maple section of the Arboretum Area Hiddlen Lake Gardens, Michigan April 5, 2012 (nex-5)
Framed version (the unframed one is in the Lichens gallery, here: http://smu.gs/HU4cvt ) Orange Lichen on Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) Look closely in the larger sizes and you'll see that the lichen is draped in pale threads or filaments of something...not man-made, and not spiderweb silk. It's a mystery. I love it. (You can barely see them in X2; can see them a little better in X3; but they really pop in Original.) Maple section of the Arboretum Area Hiddlen Lake Gardens, Michigan April 5, 2012 (nex-5)
I think this white stuff is animal rather than vegetable, and if so definitely invertebrate! I saw numerous patches or colonies of it on the undersides of leaves in the conservatory on this day. The long thin filaments flying out from these creatures were quite remarkable. This is a shot of the underside of a leaf of the Bird of Paradise plant in the Temperate House of the conservatory. February 26, 2012 Matthaei Botanical Gardens Conservatory
Scum pudding.
I chose a framed but unlabeled version for this particular gallery. The unframed, and the framed and labeled versions are also available here: http://smu.gs/HU4cvt and here: http://smu.gs/HU3Yof respectively.
Orange Lichen on Black Walnut (Juglans nigra)
Look closely in the larger sizes and you'll see that the lichen is draped in pale threads or filaments of something...not man-made, and not spiderweb silk. It really requires viewing in size 'Original' to see the threads easily. It's a mystery. I love it.

Maple section of the Arboretum Area
Hiddlen Lake Gardens, Michigan
April 5, 2012
(nex-5)
I chose a framed but unlabeled version for this particular gallery. The unframed, and the framed and labeled versions are also available here: http://smu.gs/HU4cvt and here: http://smu.gs/HU3Yof respectively. Orange Lichen on Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) Look closely in the larger sizes and you'll see that the lichen is draped in pale threads or filaments of something...not man-made, and not spiderweb silk. It really requires viewing in size 'Original' to see the threads easily. It's a mystery. I love it. Maple section of the Arboretum Area Hiddlen Lake Gardens, Michigan April 5, 2012 (nex-5)
I chose a framed but unlabeled version for this particular gallery. The unframed, and the framed and labeled versions are also available here: http://smu.gs/HU4cvt and here: http://smu.gs/HU3Yof respectively.
Orange Lichen on Black Walnut (Juglans nigra)
Look closely in the larger sizes and you'll see that the lichen is draped in pale threads or filaments of something...not man-made, and not spiderweb silk. It really requires viewing in size 'Original' to see the threads easily. It's a mystery. I love it.

Maple section of the Arboretum Area
Hiddlen Lake Gardens, Michigan
April 5, 2012
(nex-5)
See photo in original gallery.
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