Mushroom. Mushroom. Badger?Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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21 comments:
There was a mushroom close to the dandelion... We don't have Badgers in Australia but there are plenty of snakes in Sydney!
Looks like Cortinarious Rotundispous after the bugs got in.
Rotundisporous Hic!
Thanks for that Peter! It might be a Fungi Somethingnus and not the most attractive or healthy looking mushroom ;)
Not such a cutie.
HAHA, it's a very ugly mushroom Caroline!
Looks a bit gone by. Is that Rotundisporus for real? (LOL!)
If you want it to be Mary Stebbins Taitt Heehee :)
Interesting textures, colors and patterns though, very subtle.
Someone did a good shit on the mushroom.
It stuck out like a sore thumb in its surroundings Mary Stebbins Taitt ;)
It might have been you Belmattrons and it was the other way around ... that mushroom is there because someone did that. Maybe Debra kay!
Most of that does not make sense to us, except about Debra Kay who is a good shitter.
It wouldn't make sense because your shit is toxic Belmattrons!
Badger badger badger mushroom mushroom SNAKE! SNAKE, IT'S BIIIIIIIIIIG!
HAHHAAA, oops sorry Tony Larocca! Every year or so I happen upon that song and ummmmm it doesn't leave your head for about a week ;)
Should never have clicked on the badger link.... blah!!!
Hhehhee, MerlinPrincesse :)
Nice shrooms. The last one has a molten tarantulla.
I see the spider Ces! The sun wasn't hot enough to melt it ;)
it reminds me of a Coprinus comatus..
http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/may2004.html
Peter says it's a Cortinarious Rotundispous Hhehheee! I can see the shaggy similarities to the Coprinus comatus though! It could even be in the process of self-digestion! Interesting read Vfm4 :)
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