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The jester lichen (Cladonia leporina) is an interesting member of the already interesting Cladionia lichens with their odd and often colorful fruiting bodies. What's particular about this species is their preferred habitat of dry, open sandy soils instead the typical Cladonia low-to-mid mountain forest that gets lots of rainfall. This one was found growing in mass profusion just above the high tide line in the Gulf Islands National Seashore next to Fort Pickens near Pensacola, Florida.

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Keywords
Ascomycota, Cladonia leporina, Cladoniaceae, Escambia County, Florida, Fort Pickens State Park, Fungi, Lecanorales, Lecanoromycetes, Pensacola, Pensacola Beach, autumn, botany, cladonia, fall, fungus, jester lichen, lichen, lichenized fungi, macrolichen
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Club Lichens, Club Lichens
The jester lichen (Cladonia leporina) is an interesting member of the already interesting Cladionia lichens with their odd and often colorful fruiting bodies. What's particular about this species is their preferred habitat of dry, open sandy soils instead the typical Cladonia low-to-mid mountain forest that gets lots of rainfall. This one was found growing in mass profusion just above the high tide line in the Gulf Islands National Seashore next to Fort Pickens near Pensacola, Florida.