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Looks like some type of spanish moss or a close cousin
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_moss
Shellburg Falls
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Another one with the trail wrapping behind the waterfall.
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There were a couple little girls and their mother down in the pool, glad they didn't show up in the shots (I don't think). Learning all about these angles. Shit, I may become an outdoors blogger instead of my current profession lol I love this stuff and taking pics of it is just a bonus.
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Look how clear that water is. It's not uncommon to see creeks run this clean here. Big difference from the Southwest where most water ways are murky. View attachment 592417 View attachment 592418
Pretty sure these are bleeding hearts. I didn't think they grew up here naturally. Can anyone confirm?
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Common yellow flower (I think that's the actual name). Seriously need to acquire an identification book/field guide for both plants and fungi.
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Smallest evergreen tree I've ever seen. This guy was less than 3" tall. View attachment 592422
I believe this is a Bolete. It may be an Amanita but I'm almost positive its a Bolete.
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Ink caps!
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Good call.I think those might be trillium flowers that grow near morel mushroom patches. If it is a public trail any patches are more than likely quickly raided every year.
Edit: Trillium ovatum better know as Wake Robin or the western trillium
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