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Fungus and friends, also from the rainy woods the other day. These are all honey mushrooms, though I’d venture to say it’s a number of different species. Possibly Armillaria mellea, A. ostoyae, A. gallica, A. tabescens, who knows! I once heard someone say that weathered Armillarea mushrooms are virtually indistinguishable by sight alone (except that A. tabescens lacks the ring on its stipe that the other species have). And I think that’s true of the baby forms, as well.

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2020-10-24

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Chlorociboria aeruginascens - the green elf-cup. This is one of the fungi that you see staining chunks of wood a striking blue-green colour on the forest floor. These ones are kinda small - they can grow to about 1cm in diameter. As for the tiny, white cup fungus in the bottom right… who knows?

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Shoyoen garden, Rinnoji Temple

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Since we’re all cemetery shrooming, apparently, here is my haul from today. Jack o’ lanterns (very apropos), Amanitas, Russulas, puffballs and boletes. @bugshroom @coprinellus-cluster @aldercaps

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some of the plants in my room!

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Tell me the story about how the sun loved the moon so much he died every night to let her breathe.

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