Photos of the Day: August 23, 2015
Nuts for luck, a delicate mushroom, and those little bugs that swarm on the river rocks ……
Nuts for luck, a delicate mushroom, and those little bugs that swarm on the river rocks ……
Southern Appalachian Wilderness Stewards (SAWS) has a crew removing deadfall on the Linville Gorge Trail. Crosscut saw work is their specialty, though they do all kinds of trail work. Saw jobs have been mapped in recent weeks by … Continued
Rick Lockamy has been creating some great images of the gorge using new LIDAR elevation data. Here he shares with us some of his work revealing landslide deposits on Shortoff’s southern slopes. Rick is a geologist with … Continued
Here are some great new wildflower photos from Kayah Gaydish of Wild South. Kayah is working on invasive plant removal in Linville Gorge, and knows a lot about plants in general. Below are some of the first photos she’s shared … Continued
Kayah Gaydish of Wild South, with help from Allegra Torres and Darren Geffert, carried a ton of ancient trash up Pinch-In Trail today. Kayah is always in the gorge, and always needing help with various stewardship projects. Contact: kayah@wildsouth.org
Pink pinesap, life in the leaf litter, and a snail with hands …..
Two tired kids and a lot of trash from the area at the foot of the Pinch-In ridge.
Lespedeza, rat snake, and a cool mushroom ….
A bit of rain (finally!) and out come the mushrooms ……
Mystery plant, cow-wheat, and berries of Indian cucumber root ….