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ater

My kids call these little moss balls "tribbles" and, like, of course they are. #Mosstodon

An incredibly fluffy ball of moss sitting on the gravel.

ater

@ater@flipping.rocks · 5 hours ago

My kids call these little moss balls "tribbles" and, like, of course they are. #Mosstodon

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eclectech

@eclectech@things.uk · 22 hours ago

*flump*

Is it time for bed?
Aye, time for bed.

Sleep well when night reaches you.

#sillyScribbles #mosstodon #nonsense

A slightly grainy photo of a chunk of moss on top of a wooden post, against a blurred backdrop. The moss is a flattened oval, slightly narrower near the camera, and has the appearance of a flumped down body and head. Sort of. I have added 2 legs on each side, splayed out flat on the wood, eyes at the front, and nostils at the end of the snout. It looks like it's had a long day.

eclectech

@eclectech@things.uk · 22 hours ago

*flump*

Is it time for bed?
Aye, time for bed.

Sleep well when night reaches you.

#sillyScribbles #mosstodon #nonsense

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ipsquiggle

@ipsquiggle@sunny.garden · 2 days ago

Moss coming out of the woodgrain on this tie. I've never seen it this "detailed" before, beautiful!
#Mosstodon

Low closeup of a knot in a slick wet railroad tie. Irregular lines of fuzzy bright green moss grow up along the wood grain, forming arches around the knot.

ipsquiggle

@ipsquiggle@sunny.garden · 2 days ago

Moss coming out of the woodgrain on this tie. I've never seen it this "detailed" before, beautiful!
#Mosstodon

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chestas

@chestas@aus.social · 7 days ago

While walking at Lake St Clair National Park, we saw masses of coral lichen just covering ground areas. Apparently, it thrives on ground where dead or dying buttongrass can be found.

We were disappointed to miss the buttongrass but thrilled to see so much lichen.

#tasmania #lutruwita #lichen #mosstodon #lichenSubscrube

Growing on a floor of twigs and fallen leaves are some clumps of coral lichen. They are white, or nearly white, and are shaped in small clusters with some arms feeding off. A close up reveals that the lichen is dotted with holes all along it giving it a lacy texture.

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Helena

@Hellybootwader@mastodon.scot · 3 days ago

Moss on a brick wall catching the late afternoon sun.
#Mosstodon #TheWorldIsStillBeautiful

A small clump of green moss -probably grey cushioned Grimmia- on a wall.
The light is catching the orange spore capsules which are spiking up out of the moss.
In the background is a bridge and out of focus hazy hills against a bright sky — A small clump of green moss -probably grey cushioned Grimmia- on a wall. The light is catching the orange spore capsules which are spiking up out of the moss. In the background is a bridge and out of focus hazy hills against a bright sky

Helena

@Hellybootwader@mastodon.scot · 3 days ago

Moss on a brick wall catching the late afternoon sun.
#Mosstodon #TheWorldIsStillBeautiful

Louie Stowell

@Louiestowell@mastodon.social · 6 days ago

@slowe actually yes! Can you recommend hashtags to follow for if I want to talk about publishing, children's books, comics for kids, reading for pleasure/national year of reading...? I've tried the "on the nose" ones and there's nowt. But also other interesting hashtags that have lots of activity and chat esp NON US stuff in english (cos everything everyehwere is so US dominated).

Stuart :progress_pride:

@slowe@mastodon.me.uk replied · 6 days ago

@Louiestowell I'm not sure I know of good hashtags for book stuff but I've asked people I know for suggestions.

I haven't really followed many hashtags myself (only #parkrun) because I get enough activity from people I follow (and "Trending" on the web interface and "Explore" on the Mastodon app).

Some hashtags that I notice other people using in my stream are #catsofmastodon (cats), #caturday (people's cats on a Saturday), #mosstodon (moss etc), #SilentSunday (photos), #UKpol (UK politics).

chestas

@chestas@aus.social · 7 days ago

While walking at Lake St Clair National Park, we saw masses of coral lichen just covering ground areas. Apparently, it thrives on ground where dead or dying buttongrass can be found.

We were disappointed to miss the buttongrass but thrilled to see so much lichen.

#tasmania #lutruwita #lichen #mosstodon #lichenSubscrube