June hikes
Catching up now Mission Impossible is done.
https://eefalsebay.blogspot.com/2023/09/june-hikes-slangkop-cape-point-myburghskloof.html
Adding to my life list week by week. The ones we 'always' see that I forget to iNat. The - only a few obs on iNat. And an undescribed Crassula.
Observations
Photos / Sounds
What
Swamp Daisy (Osmitopsis asteriscoides)Observer
dianastuderDescription
With Mimetes hirtus. Wet feet. Tall and proud white daisies
Photos / Sounds
What
Stonecrops (Genus Crassula)Observer
dianastuderDescription
Growing in a pocket in the limestone above the old kiln
Photos / Sounds
What
Chamarea gracillimaObserver
dianastuderDescription
with that Crassula in a limestone pocket
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/169002836
Photos / Sounds
What
Blackmound Termite (Amitermes hastatus)Observer
dianastuderDescription
Why is the mound black? What is it made of? Such a contrast to the surrounding sandy soil.
Wiki says - distinctively black in colour due to the cement excreted by the termites
Photos / Sounds
What
Spear Lipfern (Cheilanthes hastata)Observer
dianastuderDescription
Furled back and under leaf margins
Photos / Sounds
What
Brittlegills (Genus Russula)Observer
dianastuderDescription
Russula?
Near and under pines
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