This is the time of year when lots of different types of wild mushrooms are found popping up in the fields and forests, but overnight, in a shaded area, under a conifer tree, in my garden, this little crop of mushrooms pushed their way through the earth and weeds. I quickly went for my camera, fearing they might be "magic mushrooms" and do a disappearing act. I know that some mushrooms are poisonous and with names like "death cap" and "destroying angels", I decided NOT to make a meal of them.
No idea what kind of mushrooms those are but they look kinf of nice, like a family :) closw together ! It's like snowing here a little bit :(
ReplyDeleteGood decision Ann...the good earth can produce some bad things...the earth...not the Blog! :)
ReplyDeleteI would eat Morels I find but don't trust my judgement on any other type.
Hi Ann
ReplyDeleteno don't eat them but we can admire them...they are a very pretty little colony...
Happy days
This is a beautiful shot! They truly do look like magic mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteThey do look so pretty. What a great little find.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet and fairytale-like picture of mushrooms. I could easily imagine elves living in them.
ReplyDeleteYour photo on the post here under is A delightful, calm, tranquil,- GOOD!
ReplyDeleteGood that you did not tried to eat them! MB
This is a great photo. Looks like someone has nibbled on a few of them. Maybe there are gnomes nearby. :D
ReplyDeleteI like your photo. The contrast with the pine branch and the round shape of the mushrooms is very nice.
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Hi Ann!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visit and your nice words, I love your beautiful pictures!
Take care ^_~
Hi Ann!
ReplyDeleteYou haven't posted on your blog for a while. I hope you are fine!
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