Colorful lichens grow on the rocks on the summit of Twin Sisters in Rocky Mountain National Park. September 2005.
posted by molson | 9:01 PM
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Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Colorful lichens grow on the rocks on the summit of Twin Sisters in Rocky Mountain National Park. September 2005.
4 Comments:
Wow, that is colourful. At first I thought it was a painting of some sort...
Yeah that looks like something from the lichen department of a posh gardening centre...
... (I wonder if the local pikas nibble on that..?)
ps I found another pika video today
(bunches of flowers in mouth...)
Right it's Monday March 10th/11th now... still the same lichenry... still, I spose it would make a great subject if I were an oil-painter of more "modern" persuasion... I don't think I could resist splashing out something like that....
all the v best 2u...
Gleds
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