#Missouri woods

[oliviarosaline]

Yellow Corydalis

Corydalis flavula

March 31st, 2023

Wildwood, St. Louis County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[unteriors]

Vine Rd, Merriam Woods, Missouri.

[rebeccathenaturalist]

I have loved living in the Pacific Northwest for almost two decades, but nothing can replace the feeling of coming back to the Missouri Ozarks for a visit.

[adventurecoreadjacentbabe]

frozen falls ₊˚｡❆

[wildmanofthewood]

Need to pick up the pace

[waanderlussttt]

the drive home

[fixy8ed4xys]

my photo 📷

[wspinpics]

Foggy Morning at Lake of The Ozarks in Missouri

[cocolacola]

waiter! waiter! more blood please!!

[artcallednaturalviews]

That shoe older, like 2010 Sketcher, thank Snoop later, this shoe older than your last time

Dear ex Former President Trump

And Vance

Marilyn Manson, silly boys, said

You vacuous two (I know you)

God is in the T.V.

I’m

Trumped Not

[urlocalskinstealer]

A few photos from my hike. Unfortunately I couldn't get a picture of the snake i saw :(

[oliviarosaline]

Amanita sect. Vaginatae

Aug. 15th, 2023

St. Louis County, Missouri, USA

Olivia R. Myers

@oliviarosaline

[capturetheraine]

[rebeccathenaturalist]

This is one of my favorite fungi finds from my visits to the Ozarks, the corticioid fungus Aleurodiscus oakesii. It is a saprophytic species that only consumes some of the outer bark of the tree, so while it causes cosmetic changes it isn't generally harmful to its host. However, the thinning of the bark that results can weaken the tree's defenses against pathogens, causing a secondary infection.

[adventurecoreadjacentbabe]

golden hour from above :)✨🌅✨🌞✨

[wildmanofthewood]

Soon all the leaves will be down