#seattlewashington — Public Fediverse posts
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A shaft of evening light strikes a few autumn crocuses #Photography #SeattleWashington #SeartleAutumn #AutumnCrocus #OurNeighborhood #BloomScrolling
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The squirrels are building nests. What a mess.
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Frilly fungus on an old cherry. The tree is in serious decline
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Species tulips glow in the sunset at #OurHouse
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Some spring in the garden
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Daldinia spp, probably childiae ( see Michael Kuo), commonly known as carbon balls or St Alfred's cakes, because Alfred specialized in burning them. These were growing on small branches blown into our yard by a storm.
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Hairy curtain crust mushroom (Stereum hirsutum) sometimes called false turkey tail is a small mushroom with colorful caps, no stipe and a smooth poreless undercap. Here I have a photo of a clump of wet caps showing the color striation, and a photo of one just growing out of the dead branch, showing its coarse hairs.
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Finally they're opening up! Snowdrops start blooming despite the below freezing temps.
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Now is the frost season in the PNW. Frosty frost still is beautiful.
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A sad anecdote in our community garden news: yesterday volunteers were going to turn over the compost. They couldn't even get a pitchfork into the frozen masses in the bins! The soil is frozen too, so turning anything over is doomed. BUT...if the compost was fermenting, should it have frozen? I know the piles haven't been turned since I started my gardens there, so that's 18 months, way too long. -
This is a photo of our chestnut tree this fall. It shed unknown quantities of chestnuts, of which we redeemed about 15 pounds (about 7 kg). My daughter raked up all the leaves and burs so that Monty wouldn't hurt his dainty paws.
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