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Mysterious gree stuff
Please moderate your language before answering this - remember children
may read your reply. For several years (at about this time) pieces of what looks like slimey seaweed (several inches square) have appeared on pathways in my garden. Any ideas ? |
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wrote in message ups.com... Please moderate your language before answering this - remember children may read your reply. For several years (at about this time) pieces of what looks like slimey seaweed (several inches square) have appeared on pathways in my garden. Any ideas ? Probably a lichen. It may have detached from an adjoining wall or roof. Spend a few seconds looking he-) http://www.lichen.com/portraits.html |
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Conservative candidates for your local elections?
wrote in message ups.com... Please moderate your language before answering this - remember children may read your reply. For several years (at about this time) pieces of what looks like slimey seaweed (several inches square) have appeared on pathways in my garden. Any ideas ? |
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Definitely not seaweed - we're 30 miles from the sea unless global
warming has arrived with a vengance over the last few days. I don't know why, but I feel it's something to do with insects hatching! |
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Mysterious gree stuff
Well it refuses to answer any questions so I'll keep that one in the
back of my mind. |
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I've had a quick look, but I can't see it being a lichen. When I say it
is on the path, I should have said that is on the soil immediately adjacent to a brick path. |
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wrote in message oups.com... I've had a quick look, but I can't see it being a lichen. When I say it is on the path, I should have said that is on the soil immediately adjacent to a brick path. It's just possible that it is some form of polyacrylamide gel. That's the powder stuff you put in plant troughs and hanging baskets to retain water. It looks like a jelly and is usually clear. |
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Nope, we don't use it and there are always several pieces of this stuff
at different points along the path. I think that something has over wintered under the bricks and has recently emerged and left this green "stuff" behind it. |
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wrote in message oups.com... Nope, we don't use it and there are always several pieces of this stuff at different points along the path. I think that something has over wintered under the bricks and has recently emerged and left this green "stuff" behind it. Bobby was right definitely a Politician. |
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How big are pixies?
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Rupert (W.Yorkshire) wrote:
wrote in message ups.com... Please moderate your language before answering this - remember children may read your reply. For several years (at about this time) pieces of what looks like slimey seaweed (several inches square) have appeared on pathways in my garden. Any ideas ? Probably a lichen. It may have detached from an adjoining wall or roof. Spend a few seconds looking he-) http://www.lichen.com/portraits.html What a beautiful site: love the gallery! There are also plenty of "slimy" fungi. If you google for "Jelly fungus", You'll see plenty of example. Philippe |
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Spot on!
First photo on a google image search for "jelly fungus". Unfortunately there was no information, not even its name. |
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