Funny, we saw a documentary last night about some wild man living in the woods. He found mushrooms that looked like trumpets and identified them. But of course I can't remember what they were called. Interesting.
They look like pretty battered examples of one of the chanterelle mushrooms. I see you've lost track of all these mushroom posts - your last post was called "Mushrooms 16" too!
Another I just have to comment on...how very weird. I haven't seen it either, unless, like you say, it was shaped different either earlier or later in its life cycle.
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Looking over all of your mushroom posts, I'm amazed at how many varieties there are. The all look good enough to eat. Of course, I'm not that daring.
It looks a bit crumpled but a pretty colour.
looks like it should be on a coral reef!
Funny, we saw a documentary last night about some wild man living in the woods. He found mushrooms that looked like trumpets and identified them. But of course I can't remember what they were called. Interesting.
They look like pretty battered examples of one of the chanterelle mushrooms. I see you've lost track of all these mushroom posts - your last post was called "Mushrooms 16" too!
Another I just have to comment on...how very weird. I haven't seen it either, unless, like you say, it was shaped different either earlier or later in its life cycle.
Stag horn sea shell fantasy, that one
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I like the shape of this one.
So abstract.
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