Lichen Moss growing on a tree at a turnout near Tower Falls in Yellowstone National Park. (Many thanks for the correction! Shows how much I know about plants...)
Looks like Letharia, historically used to poison wolves and foxes.
Thanks for that, I copied the info on its use in wolf trapping to my post on speculated uses for Pleistocene Acheulean biface handaxes/flakes as possible bait traps (inserted into a fish or game meat/fat/organ) to keep nocturnal predators (cats, crocs, wolves) away from the cave/camp. (@ link to my URL)
After all the animal photos are you know taking a lichen to plants?
Moss, no. Lichen yes, a great symbiotic organism.
Looks like Letharia, historically used to poison wolves and foxes.
Thanks for that, I copied the info on its use in wolf trapping to my post on speculated uses for Pleistocene Acheulean biface handaxes/flakes as possible bait traps (inserted into a fish or game meat/fat/organ) to keep nocturnal predators (cats, crocs, wolves) away from the cave/camp. (@ link to my URL)
After all the animal photos are you know taking a lichen to plants?