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If you pass a patch of moss with a reddish tinge, do yourself a favor and get down low (or if you have bad knees like me, put your phone camera down low, upside down), to check out those gorgeous sporophytes.
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Looking down at a patch of green moss with a kind of reddish tinge. If you zoom in you'll see the red comes from the stems of the sporophytes, with bright green capsules at the ends
Looking at the same moss from ground level. The base is spongy green moss, and there are bright red sporophytes stems with green tips, made brilliant by the late afternoon sun.
A super close zoom and crop of the bright sporophytes in the sun. Squiggly translucent reds and greens and shadows
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IcooIey

Off to find some tea to warm up. Hiked to a small waterfall in the rain. You don’t really appreciate how depauperate the north is until you walk through a cloud forest and are astonished by new things with each step.

A small epiphytic plant with long leaves all coming from a central point grows attached to a moss covered tree trunk.
A strangle fig has grown around and down from a large tall tree in the forest. It looks like thick grey brown vines have covered the tree from top to bottom, reaching out across the forest floor. Smaller green trees and other plants cover the forest.
Looking across the forest from a mountain side trail, tall trees are covered with clumps of epiphytic ferns, bromeliads and other plants. Many kinds of green plants cover the forest floor.
An orchid with white and purple flowers grows from the side of a tree.
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Ellipsis... 🇨🇦

Gyromitra esculenta.
A common fungus on southern Vancouver Island in early spring. Guidebooks list it as "toxic" and there have been fatalities recorded from consumption. The primary toxin, gyromitrin, is water soluble so boiling the mushrooms and discarding the water removes most of the toxin. But, gyromtrin hydrolyzes to monomethylhydrazine (aka rocket fuel) that is toxic when inhaled. So prepare them outside or in a room with good ventilation.

A reddish-black, lobed and contorted mushroom cap growing from a mossy forest floor.
A reddish-black convoluted mushroom cap with three large lobes growing from the forest floor.
Two mushrooms with off-white stalks and reddish-brown, convoluted and lobed caps. The are growing from a mossy forest floor.
A reddish-brown mushroom with an off-white stalk growing from the moss.
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