Life in the Boundary Layer…
an adventure into the miniature world of mosses, lichens, and fungi
- An Update.Since I have been sheltering-in-place for the last … 29 days, you might expect I’d be posting more! I have just been reading more fiction, spending extra special time with my husband, exercising more, and working from home doing *super fun* data entry. I think sometimes it is a good idea to take breaks from life (even under awful circumstances). I personally am trying to enjoy it as much as possible. Love to whoever is reading, I hope you areContinue reading “An Update.”
- My Home Hills: An IntroductionI think I’ll start doing shorter weekly posts without much focus on identification or identification, but more just sharing some beautiful photos of what I call my “home hills” – the north-central Sierra Nevada foothills. I grew up and am currently living right near where gold was discovered in California in 1848, which is within the northern High Sierra Nevada geographic subdivision. After years of exploring these hills, I’ve learned to love and appreciate the local flora. My locale includesContinue reading “My Home Hills: An Introduction”
- Books Part One: BryophytesI love books and have an excellent collection for nearly all aspects of plant ecology, biology, and natural history. Most of my books I refer to often, to remind myself of terminology, learn about new species, or answer my questions about evolution and phylogeny. I love reading other people’s recommendations on books, and making recommendations myself! For this post, I want to focus on books about bryophytes, from the introductory to the highly specialized. Let’s jump right in! First, asContinue reading “Books Part One: Bryophytes”
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