Thank you for visiting my little blog about mushrooms and other woodland finds.
E-mail me personally at mycologistablog(at)gmail.com
Sometimes people send me mushroom pictures and ask for ID help, but that's not my favorite thing to do. It can get time-consuming, and I'd rather be out in the woods. Try your closest Extension office or find an online group that does mushroom ID.
"Get new posts in your email" (upper left) will do that. I write a new post, I hit "publish," and you automatically get an email of it, with pictures and everything (although it does look nicer on the blog page itself). Since you won't remember the name of the blog, this way you won't miss anything. You enter your email address, fill in the anti-spam word, and then right away you get an automated email with a link you click to activate. There, you just "subscribed" to something.
I really enjoy comments, I love to talk about mushrooms and nature and the crazy details of it all, please comment on things. You can publicly comment at each post (click "0 comments" at the bottom of the post, if you're the first one), or email me, at your discretion. I think it's more fun to see the comments and exchanges actually on the posts (rather than only me getting them in an email), but do whatever you want.
Thanks again for visiting!
Beautiful photographs of mushrooms - never seen so many varieties. Thank you for sharing your passion with us.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am a recent mycophile convert down here in Alabama. I share your enthusiasm and similar transformation though mine started this summer. I'm very interested in mycoremediation and myco insect pest management. Paul Stamet's ideas are awesome. Cool site by the way. I'm working on improving my mushroom photos. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi, did you read "The Photos" page, or "How to take crappy pictures in the woods"? Be warned, I've only been at this since 2009 myself, so I'm hardly an expert.
ReplyDeleteI'd be more than happy to look at your pics and tell you what I see (if anything). Send something to mycologistablog*at*gmail.com.
I suspect that a huge factor in capturing good images is being totally in love with your subject.
Looking forward to your mushroom images, and thanks for visiting and taking the time to comment!
Your blog makes me happy.
ReplyDeleteGreat Blog! I run www.FungiHealth.com Let me know if you are ever interested in exchanging links.
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ReplyDeletegreat shots! can you help me identify one? i live near toronto...it's on my fb...see my fb: 123poopitout [pls like me too :)]....see also my blog 123poopitout.blogspot.ca for more nature and other stuff...
thanx!
Your blog inspired me to start my own. Your photos are great and you are a very witty writer. I found myself really identifying with some of the things you write about. Like the time you were all set for a day in the park and your memory card was gone! Uhh! Can so relate to that. I started this passion this past spring as I noticed all the amazing changes in the woods near my home. I try and identify all the living creatures, plants, animals etc. that I photograph and mushrooms of course are by far the most difficult and challenging-but hey thats what makes it intriguing. That and every single day the forest changes and new mushrooms pop up.
ReplyDeleteI started my blog today at terriduda.blogspot.com. I will be following yours closely.
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ReplyDeleteI am SUPER impressed, and I know even you personally and yet this is simply amazing. I have other friends who blog, but this is so relaxed and fun and entertaining and informative and refreshingly lovely. (My other friends' blogs are really intellectual and political and this is a breath of fresh air in so many ways and that is a great way to describe a blog about being in the woods and mushrooms...) Anyway. Thanks for doing this. I'll be back. I'm your first New Mexican!
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