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i entered this photo in the local Ag show.Geuss what...........i got first place in my section.i was so excited as i have never done anything like that before.(entered my photos in anything)
Fungi growing under my Blue Spruce tree; June 21, 2010; 10:56 AM; Polaroid SX-70, Polaroid 600 print.
Toadstool Rock is one of several like formations in an area called "Mushroom Park" within Garden of the Gods park in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Taken Oct. 2014.
This toadstool grows in my yard. I didn't spot the snail on its underside until after I had downloaded the shot.
This path was laid with wood chips over a boggy black bed of peat last year and leads to a bird hide by reed beds and a stunning lake. Before the work was done I'd regularly squelch along this path with the black peaty water seeping over the top of my boots in the winter when the ground floods. Now you have to tip toe around hundreds of beautiful toadstools that dance the whole length of the track...it's truly magical
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These just came over night. They are toadstools, I dunno is that a good thing or a bad thing, but they are all over the front yard.
Either way, they are pretty neat!
Record rains through parts of Texas during late summer and early fall of 2018 created ideal opportunities for fungi to develop. I don't know the correct species names but gave them descriptive titles, when possible. Some of them are beyond describing but are just weird and fascinating.
Various places in South and Southwest Texas during 2018.