mushroommonday

7d

This is the first time I saw fir cone mushrooms. So cute!
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I'm holding a cone from a Douglas fir tree in my left hand. Tiny little white mushrooms are growing out of the layers of the cone.

The same cone and mushrooms, turned so we can see the underside of the mushroom caps. There are green ferns in the background

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1y

After a hearty soaking of rain you might find these tiny mushrooms popping up out of twigs and branches on the forest floor.

Pinwheel Mushroom [Marasmius rotula]

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Closeup of a decomposing branch on pine needles and leaves. Approximately 15 tiny (about 1/4 inch wide) whitish mushrooms are growing out of the branch. Their caps are ruffled, looking like a flower with pleated, way edges. The stems are brown/dark red, getting lighter as they get closer to the cap. In the middle of the cap is a light brown circle.

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1y

It’s MEGA Mushroom Monday!

American Parasol
[Leucoagaricus americanus]

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Top down view of three large mushroom caps and a person’s outstretched hand alongside them to show how large they are. The mushrooms vary in size from 4-7 inches across. And they overlap each other. They are light tan with a brown umbo (protrusion) in the center. Each has flecks on the top which circle the umbo.

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