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More rain, more mushrooms.
We're into our typical South Alabama weather--hot and humid during the day and rainy in the afternoon. Great for mushroom growing. Although, I'm wondering how these mushrooms survive the heat, maybe they grow through humidity.
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Great mushroom find today. I noticed these beauties under a picnic table last night. I wondered if they would still be there today. And they were, sitting in dry dirt in the hot mid-day sun. They're tough, rock solid. There is nothing delicate about them. I'm feeling a bit like a tough mushroom today. Strong and resilient. :)
I saw this village of mushrooms on my way to work and had to get a few shots. When I returned home, Dave said he was going to mow them down, so I took a few more shots. I love the way they "bloomed."
Hopefully I'll find something more photogenic tomorrow.
I love finding mushrooms. I'm not very good at photographing them, but love getting close enough to get a good look. They're just neat. Another blogger that I follow is Machel Spence a/k/a Mushroom Queen. She is incredibly gifted in mushroom photography. Go over and take a look at her work. Perhaps you'll fall in love with mushrooms too.
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I'm rarely sick, but every once in a while I catch a cold or have to battle allergies. Today was one of those days. Allergies have kicked me to the curb, draining me of all energy. I didn't want to pick up a camera and went to work without one. Not wanting to go out looking for something to photograph, I was thankful a mushroom village had sprouted in my backyard when I returned home.
More rain, more mushrooms.
More rain, more mushrooms.
More rain, more mushrooms.
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