ichnography

double finger / devil's finger

Another uncommon species was the devil’s fingers fungus found in the Malvern hills on the Herefordshire-Worcestershire border. This fungus looks like a sea creature with striking pink-purple “tentacles” covered in stinking goo. The stench attracts insects to the tentacles where the spores lie, and which are picked up and spread by the insects. The fungus originally came from Australia and New Zealand and appeared in France in 1914, possibly carried in military equipment during the first world war; it was first discovered in England in 1946.

"You can follow the tunnels made by the worms," he said, referring to tracks in the panel made by wood-eating larvae similar to those found in other sections thought to be part of the same Cimabue artwork. "It's the same poplar panel," he added.

Escobaria vivipara fruiting on Siksika. TAsty

mollichaff showshine

damson resin

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WOW!
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They are all in your bath 
and more than once
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making out in a big CGI flower field 

nuts / dice

jam trap

ch ch ch changes

mimas tiliae
lime hawk moth caterpillar

natalia goncharova treewoman

zzz az

triple yello

sunspot

truck nuts

yeah yeah yeah

pizza delivery

THE WORLD IS FULL

pomegranate

“abandoned object that looked like a lemon”

hmm

buta map az

messy assemblages

https://epoiesen.library.carleton.ca/2019/03/16/messy-assemblages/Ian Dawson & Paul Reilly

DATENKRAKEN

a compound of Daten (“data”) and Krake (“octopus”), invoking an imagery of such a company being an octopus having its virtual "tentacles" deeply penetrating its users' online habits.

kind of blue

PLA print with inclusions : mugwort, coltsfoot, viola odorata, rosemary

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