On the same 21 May that I was in the park, Hans Adema of the natural history museum was there as well.
He noted orchids: southern marsh-orchid, with its first flowers of this year.
And broad-leaved helleborine.
And first flowers of the year of Rhinantus.
And of yellow pond-lily (earlier in this park than in the city centre).
Also a hare.
And thirteen fungi species.
They included: turkey tails.
And jelly-ear.
Peniophora rufomarginata.
And the yellowish Psilocybe fascicularis.
An earlier visit to this park here.
A friend sent me a link to a peregrine falcon web cam. I thought that you might enjoy it.
http://www2.ucsc.edu/scpbrg/falconcamera.htm
Also there is an American left wing news blog, Left i on the news, that includes bird pictures. I posted a link to your blog (at blogsome) in his comment section. The URL is
http://lefti.blogspot.com/
I continue to enjoy your blog. I link to this site from my blog, and I mention you from time to time (with active link). I get 200 to 500 hits a day lately. A couple of weeks ago someone at a popular left/liberal news site linked to me in an article. I got a thousand hits a day for a few days. Very exciting. Things have quieted down since.
Thanks for all you do.
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Thanks Jon!
Right now, ModBlog is back with the comments bug apparently solved. For the moment, new entries will continue to appear here.
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