Ooh ooh, I like. I'm fascinated by mushroom-type things. Here we call 'em 'jumbie umbrella.' [Jumbie is ghost]. I quite enjoy the edible ones, mushrooms, that is, not ghosts, haha.
You know, I wonder if you've stumbled on something new? I thought I'd seen every type of mushroom/fungi. I use lots of composted mushroom manure and old horse bedding which is their favorite medium. I have never seen something with two colors.
GG, Ilove how everything has a twist, Jumbie umbrella is lovely, although, I have to say plenty jumbie here don't walk with one, ha ha. Minerva, I think so too, makes weeding all that bit more interesting!
Hi Darrel, hmmmm, in my limited experience brightly coloured fungi is a warning 'keep off, I'm poisonous' sign. Don't think I'll put it to the test though.
Ooh ooh, I like. I'm fascinated by mushroom-type things. Here we call 'em 'jumbie umbrella.' [Jumbie is ghost]. I quite enjoy the edible ones, mushrooms, that is, not ghosts, haha.
ReplyDeletevery pretty :-)
ReplyDeleteYou know, I wonder if you've stumbled on something new? I thought I'd seen every type of mushroom/fungi. I use lots of composted mushroom manure and old horse bedding which is their favorite medium. I have never seen something with two colors.
ReplyDeleteIsn't nature wonderful?
ReplyDeleteTom, that's interesting. I will search still.
ReplyDeleteBlisshill, indeed.
GG, Ilove how everything has a twist, Jumbie umbrella is lovely, although, I have to say plenty jumbie here don't walk with one, ha ha.
ReplyDeleteMinerva, I think so too, makes weeding all that bit more interesting!
very nice fungi looks tasty though i suppose it is not!
ReplyDeleteHi Darrel, hmmmm, in my limited experience brightly coloured fungi is a warning 'keep off, I'm poisonous' sign. Don't think I'll put it to the test though.
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