We had rain about 2 or 3 days ago and not a great deal these were up the road from me I've never had these ones in my garden and they have never lasted this long before.
Thursday, 19 June 2014
Toodstools
We had rain about 2 or 3 days ago and not a great deal these were up the road from me I've never had these ones in my garden and they have never lasted this long before.
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Love them. We don't often get enough rain - but they are fascinating to see when we do. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThese are not in my place, mine are a bit boring but these I like maybe very Dangerous ones.
DeleteMerle........
Your toadstools are actually quite pretty, the yellow is a lovely colour.
ReplyDeleteIn my last place I used to get tiny skinny toadstools about one inch high and when I touched them to pull them out of the grass the stems disintegrated and my fingers were left black and slimy.
In my daughters yard lately they have mushrooms popping up all over the back lawn. Real mushrooms! Just like the ones you buy in shops. They don't eat them, just in case, but I suspect they grew from old mushroom compost used by the man next door in his veggie garden. some spores must have blown over the fence and found ideal conditions.
You just don't know what you can eat and what you cant.
DeleteI once went mushrooming with my sister in law and we found many of them she cooked them up and we had a great feed, there were a few left so we were going to have them with steak the next day, our hubbies didn't eat them The next day they were alive with maggots so we had to throw them out but they were the best mushrooms I had ever eaten.
Merle..........
I love that first shot,"fungi by sunlight'!
ReplyDeleteI used to go mushroom picking with my parents at my Grandma's place...lovely big portobello/field mushrooms. I must admit that the ones we see growing here,don;t look at all appetizing.
Jane x
It's are a bit dicy to eat ones found in the fields but they do taste great.
DeleteMerle...........
I don't know mushrooms from mushrooms, either. I have the yellow bubble ones after a rain; I think the spores are in the mulch I use.
ReplyDeleteThat could explain a lot as I often get some after rain and often in mulched areas.
DeleteMerle........
Wow, those are quite interesting looking :) I don't know a thing about mushrooms. . . Enjoy your weekend - hugs!
ReplyDeleteI like eating them that's all I know.
DeleteMerle................
Oh my goodness you have some big ones growing there! Hello!
ReplyDeleteThese are unusual I haven't seen them before in Sydney.
DeleteMerle...........
Your toadstools are really interesting, Merle - I find mushrooms in the fall here, too. Some of them have little bites taken out of them and I always wonder if there is some poor poisoned creature lying close by, or if I am passing up something very delectable. Hard to know! I wish I knew an expert. They are always fun to find - did you see any gnomes? :) xo Karen
ReplyDeleteNo gnomes, but this taken at midday and it was sunny so I was surprised that they were still alive as I saw them the afternoon before but didn't have my camera, i should always carry it in my pocket as you never know what you will see.
DeleteMerle.........
I can't believe it rained there two days ago, Merle. It has been very warm here. The toadstools are interesting. I've never seen those last ones before. It's good that it rained......it makes everything clean and refreshed again.
ReplyDeletelove,
~Sheri
It wasn't much rain it's been a dry winter.
DeleteMerle................
Those are amazing!!! Have a great Friday friend!
ReplyDeleteYou too, all the best.
DeleteMerle............
Yay...such gorgeous toadstools...what a beautiful sight...pure magic!!
ReplyDeleteThanks kindred!
Happy Summer Solstice!
It's the middle of winter here.
ReplyDeleteMerle............
Lovely toadstool pics!
ReplyDeleteI get quite excited to see them pop up in our yard once in a while. I've even sketched them at times. Like Joanne, I don't know mushrooms from mushrooms out in the fields so would never risk picking them to eat. There are so many poisonous varieties. Do you remember a couple of years back when a chef (in Canberra, I think) cooked up some freshly picked mushrooms for himself and a couple of friends? The mushrooms were toxic and he and one other died. So sad.
....those mushrooms/toadstools are interesting.... great photos... love the way the round ones grow all bunched up together.....
ReplyDeleteHugs xxx Barb xxx
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