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Field notes

A few things I found while staying wild.

No species names, no claims—just small wonders along the trail, and the skies that made me look up.

Forest finds

A mushroom field notebook, without the taxonomy.

Clusters of brown mushrooms growing on a mossy tree — 2025Squamish, BC

Pale coral-shaped mushroom growing among moss — 2025Squamish, BC

Mushrooms clustered around a mossy stump — 2025West Vancouver, BC

A large cluster of pale mushrooms on a tree trunk — 2025West Vancouver, BC

Small pale mushrooms growing down a mossy log — 2025West Vancouver, BC

Translucent yellow jelly mushrooms under a fallen branch — 2025West Vancouver, BC

Dense mushrooms growing at the foot of a moss-covered tree — 2025Squamish, BC

Golden coral-like mushroom in the forest — 2025Squamish, BC

Two large brown mushrooms among ferns and forest leaves — 2025Squamish, BC

Bright red spotted mushroom among autumn leaves — Year unrecordedPlace unrecorded

A red spotted mushroom seen from above — Year unrecordedPlace unrecorded

A close-up of clustered brown mushrooms in green moss — Year unrecordedPlace unrecorded

An orange mushroom held against a mossy forest background — 2026Squamish, BC

Golden mushrooms growing in forest soil — 2026Squamish, BC

A handful of golden forest mushrooms — 2026Squamish, BC

Night skies

Aurora, the Milky Way, and a little motion through the dark.

The Milky Way arching across a dark night sky — 2019Australia

A star-filled sky above Porteau Cove with a bright streak — 2021Porteau Cove, BC

The Milky Way over a dark Australian landscape — 2019Australia

Green and pink northern lights over a dark mountain ridge — 2024Capilano Dam, BC

Radiant green and magenta northern lights above evergreen trees — 2024Capilano Dam, BC

A bright multicolored northern lights display above evergreen trees — 2024Capilano Dam, BC