Waterman Conservation Education Center
@watermancenter.bsky.social
Promote conservation education, outdoor recreation, and environmental literacy. We serve our members, the Twin Tiers community, and all visitors to our collection of nature preserves. (Border counties of Central New York and Pennsylvania.)
Thanks again—that’s excellent information
September 10, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Thanks again—that’s excellent information
Thanks! We considered all three species, especially since our photo wasn't taken with a macro lens. Could you share what makes you lean toward Hemitrichia?
September 10, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Thanks! We considered all three species, especially since our photo wasn't taken with a macro lens. Could you share what makes you lean toward Hemitrichia?
There certainly can be visible fruiting bodies on the top, but a lot of times they are hiding underneath as they seem to crave a LOT of moisture
September 10, 2025 at 2:55 PM
There certainly can be visible fruiting bodies on the top, but a lot of times they are hiding underneath as they seem to crave a LOT of moisture
This was our first season getting to find the fruiting bodies, and it's very exciting for us, too. When you see that unique colored wood (it will be on very rotted logs), always take a closer look and flip it over!
September 8, 2025 at 11:00 PM
This was our first season getting to find the fruiting bodies, and it's very exciting for us, too. When you see that unique colored wood (it will be on very rotted logs), always take a closer look and flip it over!