This is the biggest mushroom I have ever come across in the park.
I only had my iPhone to use as a size comparison.
Nearby was it's slightly smaller brother but still large enough to feed a family of four.
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9 comments:
'feed a family of four' - did you take it home with you? Can you tell which ones are the edible ones? I never would want to chance it; kind of Russian Roulette happening, no joy in that
These are certainly huge, to shelter under when it rains maybe.
too cute! as big as a plate.
Hi John...I don't think I want a bite ..I'll pass, but it is massive!!
Fascinating things aren't they!
Grace
It's a beauty John and do you know if it's edible?.
We have "snap, crackle and pop!" over here to. The Kellogg factory in Manchester is just a few hundred yards from where I work.
Take care.
Darn big!. So if they're edible they will make a good feed. There's nothing like the flavor of wild mushrooms.
That could have eaten your phone! Nice shot.
Thats a big mushroom - I wonder if the iPhone will ever become a standard measure of size - its pretty ubiquitous!
Stewart M - Melbourne, Australia
monster mushrooms! I miss running into mushrooms (especially all the cool ones on the North Coast)- i never see too many around this area in Texas.
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