It's a mushroom blog! I am crazy for wild mushrooms, and all their friends and associates. I go hiking in central Missouri, looking for mushrooms, and find lots of other woodland citizens along the way. Heavy on macro-photography, with bite-sized fact morsels throughout.
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't find any mushrooms today.
What I really wanted to title this post was, "Kill me now", but I didn't want to attract the wrong kind of attention.
Hi, "myc", you have a fascinating blog here, written with such enthusiasm.I've often stumbled upon fungi on my travels,so hopefully your blog will enlighten me a little as to what's going on with them.
Your photo pretty much sums up the weather in the UK this last couple of months - I can't wait for spring to arrive. If you think finding mushrooms is difficult in this weather spare a thought for us lepidopterists :-)
Hello, "lep", glad you enjoy the blog. I HAD to create one, as a way to consolidate my enthusiasm and photos, instead of calling my friends and badgering them to go look at my pictures as I babbled on about what I found.
Since this photo was taken, a BLIZZARD hit, making this scene look pretty tame. Closed down the whole town for 2 days--including the university--first time in 25 years!
I just keep telling myself that every day that goes by, no matter how viciously cold, or how many FEET of snow is dropped, is one day closer to SPRING.
More like, POOP of winter!
ReplyDelete(morels are almost here)
I guess--if you count 3 months as "almost"...
ReplyDeleteHi, "myc", you have a fascinating blog here, written with such enthusiasm.I've often stumbled upon fungi on my travels,so hopefully your blog will enlighten me a little as to what's going on with them.
ReplyDeleteYour photo pretty much sums up the weather in the UK this last couple of months - I can't wait for spring to arrive. If you think finding mushrooms is difficult in this weather spare a thought for us lepidopterists :-)
Charlie, in W.Yorkshire.
Hello, "lep", glad you enjoy the blog. I HAD to create one, as a way to consolidate my enthusiasm and photos, instead of calling my friends and badgering them to go look at my pictures as I babbled on about what I found.
ReplyDeleteSince this photo was taken, a BLIZZARD hit, making this scene look pretty tame. Closed down the whole town for 2 days--including the university--first time in 25 years!
I just keep telling myself that every day that goes by, no matter how viciously cold, or how many FEET of snow is dropped, is one day closer to SPRING.