I like the changing seasons. One of the signs I like to see are the mushrooms, fungus and toadstools. I asked Cinnamon if he wanted Walkies. He did! He knows the word, you see, and gets ready to go.
He wasn't much help finding any, but that is OK. I love the variety. I don't understand why some are brightly coloured, others white, yet others a beige.
The blue ones were a surprise. I think. Or maybe I should check out last year's crop. I am getting old and forgetful! 😏 (UPDATE: YAM tells me it is: Blue Roundhead, one of the Agaricus group.)
Many colours, shapes, and sizes.
🧚 It's as if fairies sprinkled them along the ground.
mushrooms in the forest from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
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...I don't know their names, but I like them.
What an interesting collection of fungi! I dare say Cinnamon had little interest in them!
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Aren't they gorgeous? Your blue one is Blue Roundhead, one of the Agaricus group. YAM xx
I didn't know there were blue mushrooms! Surprised the woodpecker pecked so low on the tree. Linda in Kansas
Those are a lot of shrooms and things. And I am surprised by the woodpecker notches being so close to the ground.
Such variety.
There has been a surprisingly large crop of mushrooms all summer thanks to the wet condtions. We ate our first puffball last week. It was kind of soft though and ended up looking and tasting like scrambled eggs. We keep looking for the big balls.
You have some absolutely amazing specimens and wonderful photos. I'm not seeing so many up here yet. usually I do by now.
Those fairies were busy :) Great series of mushroom photos. So many different kinds and all fascinating.
That is quite an array of fungi.
When I was a child, I collected the mushrooms, and cannot remember how, but guess my Dad took them somewhere and they were sold. One paddock always had them in a " Fairy Ring" as I called it.And home grown, either on a smaller section or a farm, always taste the best. Those varied colours, what surprises waited for you and Cinnamon.Guess most/all of those are for colour and display and not for eating.!!!
Oh wow that's magical! I love the changing seasons. Thank you for sharing them with me. They change in Hawaii but not like they do in Ontario! Aloha
Love your fungi and have never seen blue ones.
Wow! Have got a variety.
Cinnamon is a good travel companion.
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