Don't let the fame get to your head

Ok, this is hilarious

The Twilight Sad and Cocteau Twins for me

I loved Games of Power. I'm really looking forward to hearing the whole thing.

Most of my hobbies are basically sopping to notice or point out things

That's basically it for the area for large employers.

I know lots of EV Free and Covenant folks. A Pacific Northwest thing?

Oh, that's handy! I was using the book.

Many Xanthoparmelia lichens that I see get the dark cracks, which not necessarily indicative of what the underside looks like.

They nest here and they are awesome. And rest is great. You can't go wrong!

This is a good reminder for me to check the undersides.

To X cumberlandia, differentiated by chemical tests).

Double checking the keys in McCune and Geiser, yes, I think Cumberlandia is right. It looks like the lower surface is visible in a few spots showing that it is tan. The rarer X angustiphylla has a blackish lower surface, and X lineola is restricted to east of the Cascades (otherwise identical...

Ah, I mean I think it is X. cumberlandia. I don't know why I typed parmelia... shield lichens on the mind. So I agree with the ID of Cumberland Rock Shield. Sorry about the confusion.

I think if their calls like if a flicker call was more smooth and musical. And a little trill in between sometimes. I have a friend who can identify subspecies based on the call type, which is beyond me.

I love those clowns

The calls are the key!