Nature’s Art, #30.

Posted on March 12, 2020 by

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Some unknown mushrooms.

Hello everyone!  I am certainly late with this today, terrible really.  Just been one of those days.  Had a lot that needed to be done today and since I’m still not moving that fast, it took longer than I expected.  Oh well, these things happen now and then.  Good thing it doesn’t happen too often though.  It has been mainly a cloudy day but it did barely get to the melting point today, now the wind has begun to bring in cooler temps.  Unfortunately that means there will be even more ice around for the next couple of weeks.  There was some ice fog again last night which put a thick layer of frost on everything.  It looked amazingly beautiful, especially up close.  I took some pics but haven’t had an opportunity to really look at them yet, so not sure how they turned out.

But for now, some warmer pics for us to enjoy…

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Here we have a fantastic view of the bottom of a large white mushroom, though unfortunately I don’t know the name or if it’s edible.  But they are beautiful anyway.Lactarius vinaceorufescens(yellow latex milky)1

And here we have “lactarius vinaceorufescens”.  It has a very acrid flavor, slowly getting extremely hot.  But not poisonous anyway.  It is a common mushroom in this area and up to 4 inches (10cm) across.

There we have our look at some more intriguing mushrooms for our area up here in the north.  Have a wonderful day and God bless!

Steve and Muffin. (who is presently snoring)

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34 Comments on “Nature’s Art, #30.”

    • Yes indeed! That is a nice mushroom the way it came up or whatever, like that. The only one of a group of 30 that was shaped like that too.
      Thanks Renee!😃😺🍄🍄

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    • Two people with the same idea, not bad! It did come out very nice and the only mushroom out of 30 shaped that way. Have a nice evening!😃😺🍄🍄

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    • I enjoy trying to get a pic from underneath and have done so with several of the mushrooms. When the sun shines from above, some of them really glow! Thanks so much!😃😺🍄🍄

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      • You are welcome! I am sure that you could sell some of your photos, either on line or in a consignment store. You have a great eye for photography!

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      • Thanks so much! This is an odd tourist town, we don’t actually have any tourist shops here, the last one closed down 2 years ago. Very odd indeed.

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      • Yep, this is the strangest tourist town I have been in, I don’t know why there isn’t any tourist shops, besides the one that closed. I would think a town this size could have several. But this town is strange in many ways.

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