Parmelia sp

Carnaxide/Portugal (3/03/2024)

[Nikon Coolpix P900; 135mm; 1/60s; F6,3; 125 ISO]

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A while back I drew this lichen dragon! This little creature rarely exceeds a foot long, and uses moss and lichens for camouflage as she traverses her arboreal habitat in search of tasty insects to eat. Young lichen dragons are often green to help them stay hidden, but as they grow older and amass a suitable collection of species to cover them their skin changes to a deeper gray and brown. It's not known how the dragons manage to keep their garden-pelts alive; their skin could exude chemicals that add nourishment to what these epiphytes are able to collect from the air, or they may have an adhesive property that helps them stay on their moving host. Lichen dragons are frequently found basking in sunny openings in the tree canopy which allow their symbiotic partners to photosynthesize more effectively.

The antlers and rostral horn are Cladonia bellidiflora, the back features the fruiting bodies of Lichenomphalia umbellifera, the sides and flanks have some layers of Parmelia sulcata, and the tip of the tail has a tuft of Usnea longissima.

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Parmelia barrenoae

This foliose lichen has a rosette-forming thallus up to 10 cm in diameter made up of overlapping, linear, round-tipped lobes. The upper surface is gray-green, and pitted and cracked with a fine network of white pseudocyphellae which can produce granular soredia when eroded. The lower surface is black and covered in black, simple or forked rhizines. It is incredibly difficult to distinguish from sister-species P. sulcata and so its distribution is difficult to pinpoint, but it has been thus far recorded in North America, Europe, Africa, and . It grows on trees and occasionally mossy rocks in sheltered, unpolluted woodlands.

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My lichen boy! He’s had a growth spurt : )

Horns, sleeves, and lace detail are Cladonia sp. Lichen around his face is Niebla sp. his hat is a Parmelia or umbilicaria, I haven’t decided what the top will look like.

Parmelia caperata

Carnaxide/Portugal (30/01/2024)

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Art fight once more

1) Misha - @savillum

2) Pandora - OceanTheRat (art fight)

3) Gianna “Jean” Moretto - bolet (art fight)

4) Raevan (left) - Karsia (art fight)

5) Parmelia Welter - @eternalbattoru

Go check out everyone and their amazing art!

Lichen community on douglas fir cone by Richard Droker Via Flickr: Hypogymnia physodes, Usnea sp., Parmelia sulcata, Melano..., Lecanora sp., Chrysothrix granulosa micro checks - Buellia (aka Amandinea) punctata

My lichen photos by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439... my photos arranged by subject, e.g. mountains - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections

some fungi found in Fontainebleau

left to right, top to bottom:

- birch polypore / polypore du bouleau / fomitipsis betulina

- unidentified polypore

- hoof fungus / amadouvier / fomes fomentarius

- pleated inkcap / coprin plissé / parasola plicatilis

- oakmoss (longer lichen) & shield lichen / mousse de chêne et parmélie à sillons / evernia prunastri & parmelia sulcata

- turkey tails / polypore versicolore / trametes vercicolor