Mushrooms
Here is a huge puffball mushroom I found at Murphys Point Park last week. As they rot, their white insides turn to spores and float away.
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| Found on Blueberry Mountain Shaggy Mane (Coprinus comatus) mushrooms |
 tall little soldiers!  |
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| I love the lichen in winter, when the white snow surrounds the rock. |
9 comments:
they are very cool. so much variety in shape, size and color.
Fabulous mushrooms and lichens! We sometimes don't think about the beauty in such things.
That is a huge puffball! I did not know they could grow that big!!!
Good that you have made the effort to identify various mushrooms and lichens. I am ashamed to admit that I haven't made an effort to become familiar with the different species.
yes, interesting creatures
Have a lovely week-
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That's so great that you know what they are. I've always wished that I could tell which ones are safe to eat. These are very pretty.
These are wonderful, a super collection.
We had many, many puff balls in our yard in VT last month.
My mother used to take us foraging for mushrooms in the fall. I don't quite dare to go without her.
I like'em too! We don't have any this year yet..guess it's been too long a dry summer. Maybe now that it's starting to rain we'll get some.
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