At the bottom of the crumbling, rotted tree that woodpeckers and moss had assaulted and transformed into a pyramid of decaying wood chips, grew this tiny, tiny mushroom.
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3 comments:
Yep, those are the ones that grew in the rotting carpet of my old Galaxie. Pretty sure...
Thanks for sharing another great photograph! I love the color on that mushroom, it is such a lovely gold.
Ah yes, Amanita Galaxius, I'm almost positive.
It's probably too much of a dweebie nature nut thing to admit to having a field guide to mushrooms, and too much of a disorganized packrat thing to admit to not being able to find it...
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