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Lichen growing on a painted metal fence

7 February 2017 by David

Lichen growing on a painted metal fence

Lichens have an amazing ability to grow in the most unlikely places, but usually on some form of natural substrate, even if it is the most unpromissing seeming bare rock. These lichens were thriving on the paintwork of a sturdy metal fence.

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