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Tag Archives: fungi

Ripples 9/30/16

Posted on September 29, 2016 by Jim KnickelbineAugust 28, 2017

Nature has so much to offer this time of year – fascinating animal movements, beautiful leaf colors, renewed opportunities for hiking, hunting, and fishing.  There are fewer mosquitoes and comfortable temperatures are icing on the cake. There is so much … Continue reading →

Posted in Fungus | Tagged Dead Man's Fingers, forest floor, fungi, mushrooms

Ripples 6/17/2016

Posted on June 17, 2016 by Jim KnickelbineJune 17, 2016

Beautiful flowers that are often given for gifts on Mother’s Day or other special events of spring, can actually be found right in your backyard. With the right habitat and care, orchids are native to Wisconsin with about 18 different … Continue reading →

Posted in Forest, Fungus, Native Plants, Plants | Tagged fungi, orchids, rare, soil, symbiotic relationship, wildflowers

Ripples 4/28/16

Posted on April 28, 2016 by Jim KnickelbineApril 28, 2016

We live in an imperfect world.  Or rather, what we see as imperfection is actually the way things should be sometimes. A forest is a complicated place.  There are hundreds, or thousands, or if you include the soil hundreds of … Continue reading →

Posted in Forest, Uncategorized | Tagged birds, fungi, Habitat, soil, trees, wood
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