Small
Medium
Irregular
Everywhere...
Tiny
From the ground
In colonies
These pictures were all taken in the last three weeks.
I have never before, in the 30 years I have been here, seen so many mushrooms!
This is my contribution to ABC Wednesday,
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23 comments:
So many, many mushrooms, All shapes and sizes - I too have seen more shrooms this year, how odd. My favorite I think is the second one, although we have had a lot of the last ones in our yard this year.
Oh, aren't they lovely, - this is certainly the time for them. An amazing array.
Amazing post for the M Day! That is a LOT of Mushrooms! Your photos are terrific, Dimple! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy!
Sylvia
really beautiful photography here, the mushrooms look so wonderful in the wild! :)
My M Post Is Here:
Morning Mist
You have caught the season - but I don't know if I dare eat them :-)
Loved the colors ,shapes, sizes and varieties of Mushrooms. Great captures too.
Its so amazing to see the vast variety of mushrooms you captured. I love the ones parading up and down the stump.
WOW! You have found MANY MAGNIFICENT MUSHROOMS. :)
My son and daughter-in-law have been out picking mushrooms for eating, including some of the really choice ones such as matsutakis. Mushrooms have been a hobby of my son for at least 50 years, but he is still careful to exclude any that he can't positively identify. And he has some yummy recipes!
sgo which are edible and wwhich will kill me? i avoid picking them because I have NO idea.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
I never in my wildest dreams thought there were that many different mushrooms.
You are so talented--the pictures are wonderful.
Magic -- and I mean your pictures, not the mushrooms. Red mushrooms, so many people are posting pictures of red ones and I've never seen one outside illustrated fairytale books. Even the mushroom made specially to protect Warty Bliggens the Toad in "Archy and Mehitabel" was in black and white.
My husband said he saw mushrooms growing here in the desert/prairie of southern Alberta because summer was record-breakingly wet this year. I actually saw some moss. But neither of us saw red mushrooms. We'll have to come to visit you, that's all. Next October. Write that down.
Kay (and Dick, and the dog), Alberta, Canada
Me again. I decided to follow your blog. Then if you move to somewhere farther away from northern Idaho, which isn't far from southern Alberta, I'll be able to follow you, unless you go somewhere without red mushrooms, in which case maybe I won't.
LOL
-- Kay
We've had a buzzillion mushrooms here too, but it never once occurred to me to take pictures. You really do have an eye!
My little guy is the pickiest eater ever, and yet I have to shoo him away from the wild mushrooms in our yard. He always wants to put them in his mouth!!
love these woodland beauties...makes me think of fairy rings and all tiny forest mysteries.
Your mushrooms are pretty and they had colors too. Mine is just brown and white. Happy Wednesday!
ABC Wednesday
Really interesting post. You have an observant eye.
Oh!! You have caught them all as one in this lovely post!! I love mushrooms, but haven't been out for so many yet.. These you have here are just BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing! :)
After seeing all these mushrooms... I'm really in the mood for some saute mushrooms on a thick steak!
Wow, 'tis the season for mushrooms, isn't it? Such a grand variety you've uncovered coming through the woods (on your land)?
Definitely a lot and a nice variety! I haven't eaten wild mushrooms . . . I like the red one. . . do you suppose it's edible? lol Ü
Wow, that is a lot of mushrooms! :D
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