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Humph ([personal profile] spiralsheep) wrote in [community profile] common_nature2013-11-05 11:59 am

Autumn fungi: one rarer and one more common

Common: Parasol, probably Macrolepiota procera (marvellously toadstoolly cap)

1 Fungi, Parasol, probably Macrolepiota procera, closed, 10-12

2 Fungi, Parasol, probably Macrolepiota procera, stem, 10-12

3 Fungi, Parasol, probably Macrolepiota procera, cap, 10-12

4 Fungi, Parasol, probably Macrolepiota procera, woods, 10-12

Rarer: Honey Waxcap, Hygrocybe reidii (wonderful colour and pretty gills)

5 Fungi, Hygrocybe reidii, the Honey Waxcap, Malvern Hills, Worcestershire 10-12
untonuggan: Lily and Chance squished in a cat pile-up on top of a cat tree (buff tabby, black cat with red collar) (Default)

[personal profile] untonuggan 2013-11-05 01:10 pm (UTC)(link)
Glorious!
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[personal profile] weaverbird 2013-11-05 05:59 pm (UTC)(link)
Beautiful!
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[personal profile] blackmare 2013-11-06 12:00 am (UTC)(link)
Ohhh, these are so cool! Would you mind if I used one to make a sketch?
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[personal profile] el1ie 2013-11-06 10:06 am (UTC)(link)
Parasols are one of my favourites and how wonderful to see them captured in time!

I photograph tons of fungi, I adore it, but sadly never know the name of any of it - except the parasol, it grows in huge numbers in my sisters garden and I'm always impressed by the sheer size and how it can come and go in a couple of days.

I love that last photo, thanks for naming it, such a pretty thing, really love the way your photo has captured all it's beautiful form.

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[personal profile] ysilme 2014-01-04 01:01 pm (UTC)(link)
Awesome pics! I particularly love the fourth one.
We had some astonishingly large groups of mushrooms on our meadow last autumn, and later realised that they grew on places which had been used as cat loos... *g* Unfortunately I didn't manage to take a picture before they were destroyed in a hailstrom.