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11 thoughts on “Anone know what kind of nest this is?”
I saw one of those near the pond at Coolidge Reservation. At first I thought it was a nest also but I touched it and it was soft and felt alive. Very cool thing it was.
Good Morning Gloucester 
If no answers forthcoming, I will reblog.
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Thank you
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I don’t think it’s a nest. I believe it’s, “Bristly Beard Lichen”, that grows on trees in New England.
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Thanks
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It looks like winter bush
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Thank you this is why we love Good Morning Gloucester. . great subscribers..
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I saw one of those near the pond at Coolidge Reservation. At first I thought it was a nest also but I touched it and it was soft and felt alive. Very cool thing it was.
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Thank You.. GMG will figure it out
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Donna,
I did a look and found this google – what I found below! Dave
The Biodiversity of a New England Woodlot Series: Mosses and Liverworts (put this in Goggel)
http://arboretum.harvard.edu/plants/featured-plants/spontaneous-flora/mosses-of-the-arboretum/
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/crypto/msg0304142713149.html?4
PDF also in the below!
Published by:
USDA Forest Service
State and Private Forestry
Northeastern Area
P.O. Box 640
Durham, NH 03824
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Thank you Dave and will check it out
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🙂 Welcome! Dave
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