Anne Elliott's photos with the keyword: Split gill

This macro photo of a tiny (maybe half an inch across) Split gill fungus, growing on a fallen log, goes back to 18th October 2010. Came across it the other day - just not getting time to go through all the photos I've taken more recently. Taken at Maclean Pond, off Elbow Falls Trail. Just came across this beautiful video of Bald Eagles flying, on YouTube. Have been watching and waiting for the youngest of the two Hornby Island Eagles to fledge, but it looks like young "David" (as he has been named) is going to be waiting just a little longer - maybe tomorrow? What a character this young branchling is, lol. Superb footage from BBC and KPBS of American and European Eagles. Music by Abba. youtu.be/qdoSy4ROZpg

Couldn't believe my eyes when I was shown this gorgeous Split Gill fungi today, growing on a small, broken-off branch at Griffith Woods. Pretty neat seen in large size, if you have time. Thanks for finding these, Doug! By the way, Doug is a person who is always ready to share things he finds, which is so much appreciated! You occasionally hear about a photographer who apparently will stomp on a beautiful wildflower to prevent others from seeing and photographing it. Or else another photographer will walk in front of you when you are trying to get a photo, and block your view, or make an insect fly while you are trying to focus on it. Sad that there are people who don't respect others and always put themselves first. We are lucky that Doug is just the opposite to that and it is greatly appreciated : )