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My sister and I planned a trip to the Morton Arboretum in mid June and we somehow had not considered the volume of cicadas we would encounter. Despite being startled by surprise flyers, it was a beautiful day! A lot of lawns in my neighborhood are not grass and I was a bit surprised to not see any around.

What does the fox say

They are definitely doing an alarm bark at you. Mating calls are longer and have more grittiness.

Joey, thanks for the Ozark love. We got some cool ass glades and woodlands down here in Arkansas, too. And we do have a native plant society. It's a good time down here I think we get overlooked! Pretty funny seeing you go gaga for L. hirsuta cause it feels so common to me but that's just how it goes I guess. And yeah kids in skinny jeans are still drinking in the creeks

Def looking for something

I think that first moss was in the genus syntrichia

My pistilate ate my staminate!

Anybody tryna go microdose while mothing with me?

I heard somewhere that the females make a clicking noise and if you click your fingers the males will begin to flock to your hand. Don't have them here so I'v not been able to test that.

A botaniser's smoothie, delightful... Loveiyness...❤

Tio Tony with wise words to da yoots.

Te vi con Cactus Quest. Saludos

Looks lonely. Louie is such a good boy

“I’d rather die than have my freedom taken away!” *Covid; “Hold my beer…”*

As an upstater, thank you for your botanical service. Helps me identify some stuff in my yard

Tony needs to check out the cedar glades in middle TN. Amazing diversity in a geographically small area.

Is there a way to tell where the line of the old bay front would’ve been, before infilling?

Yumm, chert. Was the Timothy McVeigh character driving a nondescript van by any chance . . .

here where I am in South Africa we have a very similar plant Selaginella dregei. In fact I have it growing up on my roof top garden.

Come botanize the northwest sands of wisconsin

I can't help but to smile.

The moss before the Selaginella is probably Polytrichum btw :)

Horrible mouth on this guy. Theres bo purpose or reason to throw all the f bombs, whow some class and professionalism. Unsubbed

Don't forget to lichen subscribe!

Have you been to the gathering place in Tulsa OK? Free park really cool I think they did a great job but I’d love to hear your thoughts. Love Tulsa in general I think it’s a hidden gem

Chert? The Glade?

"Timothy McVeigh super-pasty peeps" LOL

Some of the liverworts here along the rivers of Virginia, when damaged they smell like cinnamon!!!

I think I kinda like it. Pretty intense...❤

Nice hat!

flaky fruits daht cahm

Yo @CrimePaysButBotanyDoesnt what’s that red reflection at 5:52?

I really feel like they get more coyoteish the more urbanized they get.

Filming rocks and doing a damn good job of it!

You make me laugh in times I want to cry. I love rocks and plants and love your detailed explanation of everything. Your humor and cursing make a potentially boring subject interesting. So thank you for being a channel that distracts me from the hell.

I don't think I've ever laughed harder. Tony deserves an emme for that intro!!!😂

Scott Joplin Nice

So this is what the fox says . . .

The cockatoos destroy the LED billboards here in australia

someone who gets it..thanks joey

Magenta seems closer to what I'm seein' but if you say pink that's okay with me. No offense intended. I'm not tryin tah be a chirt 'cause reincarnation into a diatom would probably really hurt.

For once I know a plant you don’t! 20:09 This little guy is called pepperweed. It is a brassica, and it is considered weedy. I don’t know pepper weeds well enough to say whether it’s a native one or an invasive one.

0:42 hahaha

that chert glade must be very fragrant. Like an air freshener. Like a Glade air freshener, perhaps

your ragweed is quite invasive here in quebec city and its pollen is the cause of "hay fever" by the end of summer.luckily a good frost will deactivate the pollen.i have been cutting them or pulling them out for 20+ years now and they keep coming back you can get fined for not cutting them. .some plants i've seen were more than 2 feet high and as wide,. the little plant in fruit on the cliff edge may be capsella bursa pastoris.

Rainbow Ocean Flint!!! 🌈 🌊 🐚

Weird dog, but okay

Louie seems unimpressed

I have awoken to this frightening noise a few times this year, My re-wilded backyard has likely created its habitat. It made friends with my dog.

Being from far SE Kansas (about 40 minutes west of Joplin), this video really floats my boat. Thanks for stopping by, Uncle Tony!