On 2009-02-25 at N 30°18'31.6" W086°05'20.2",
I found a site with a
variety of lichens, including Cladonia
prostrata plants (discovered
at Camp Helen).
Note that the site is dry, causing or allowing
the resurrection cladonia to curl up, showing
the white undersides. It is a vacant lot on
the east side of Lakewood Drive surrounded
by developed properties, but like Lakewood
Dr. N, remains relatively
undisturbed.
Plants grow in quite white quartz
crystal sand, beautifully clean in this photo
of 2009-02-27.
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Deer
Lichen site 6.2. See Lookout
2007, sites.
