“Cladonia cristatella, more commonly known as the British Soldier Lichen, is a prime example of mutually beneficial symbiosis in nature between algae and fungus. They are most commonly found in the north-eastern Region of the United States as well as the eastern half of Canada. During the late 1700’s people thought these caps resembled the caps of British Soldiers of the day, thus the name British Soldier Lichen.”
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Now this photo is Stunning Jon,I adore the colours.
I am somehow quite fond of lichens. I saw one once that looked like pink bubblegum.
I have never seen this kind of lichen before; it’s really quite unique.
Fascinating photo, and I learned something new. Thank you.
Its different and interesting … I like the play of color red / gray …. Happy Holidays
Learning something new everyday! Thanks for being today’s teacher!