Yesterday red mushrooms were blooming in a our lawn.
Brown mushrooms were popping up along the roadside.
Look at the pattern on this mushroom.
Remember the cheese boards I made.
Nature is a wonderful inspiration.
Someone already harvested this one fallen over so quickly.
There's magic to be seen in the lowly mushroom if you look.
Take a walk on the wild side. Right outside your door there's beauty and mystery waiting to be discovered. White rabbit to you today. Thanks for reading and for all your comments.
white rabbit to you too though it is now evening on this side of the world. Mushrooms can be lovely though also deadly if you eat the wrong ones!
ReplyDeleteHi Anna, thanks, I don't know a thing about wild mushrooms so I just admire with my camera and paint brush. Ha.
ReplyDeleteHares and Rabbits and White Rabbits too!
ReplyDeleteCool mushrooms!
Hi Suzi, thanks, a little cooler weather and the mushrooms start showing up.
ReplyDeletemushrooms can be so amazing to look at, great photos.
ReplyDeleteHi Michele, thanks, I like to get out there right away because they disappear so quickly.
DeleteI took the Penland tour of mushrooms the first year I was there. The variety was amazing. You’d have loved it.
ReplyDeleteHi Lori, thanks, I remember you saying that they were great up there at Penland.
DeleteGreat photos of such lovely little beauties! I was 30 before I could enjoy store bought ones, and doubt I'll ever eat one that's wild. Rabbit rabbit to you too.
ReplyDeleteHi Barb, thanks, you just didn't like them till you were 30 ? I'll never eat one that's wild either unless they're morels or chantrelles and someone who is an expert attests to them.
ReplyDeleteWhite rabbit to you, too. Hard to believe we're four months from the end of the year.
ReplyDeleteHi Joanne, thanks, please don't remind me, time is going way too fast.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos~~~wild mushrooms are a big business here in Oregon. With COPD I can no longer eat mushrooms, guess because it is a fungus, loved them raw~~~oh well as we get older we must give things up seems our bodies let us know
ReplyDeleteHi Carroll, thanks, yes I know what you mean about giving things up.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful things. Hooray for Nature. And, as usual, I forgot about the white rabbits yesterday.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, thanks, I almost forgot myself, keep trying. Ha. So glad I took photos the first day the red color has all faded to a pale beige.
ReplyDeleteGenerally, I walk over a mushroom without thought or give them a kick. Brown morel mushrooms are like hidden treasures, from my childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely photos!
Hi Susan, thanks, oh I do love the look of the mushrooms they are hidden gems and as you say morels hidden treasures. I have only seen one in the wild and I left it there to reproduce.
DeleteDid you know I wrote a book called Wild in the Kitchen? I only deal with very few mushrooms...the ones I can positively identify. The others, like you, inspire my art!
ReplyDeleteHi Ronna, thanks, yes I recall that you wrote that book; this morning I have had another kind of wild in the kitchen, oh my.
DeleteI see that from your post...that crazy cat and the bunny! Oh my!
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