This is a photo of some tree sap in Port Townsend, Washington.
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Nice.
I second that. Wow, the colors...that Beryl green and sage purple...oh, man...I'm going nuts!
Beryl green? What are you, some kind of artist??
Oh, wait. Never mind.
;Chris
Chris censored my first comment. So I'll just say that I think this looks like a chameleon covered in something. And it's kind of appropriate, the chameleaon part, because of all the colors. The other thing I had to say was apparently not appropriate for a family audience.
But it is! It's the color of Beryl!