Orange Hydnellum fungus
Light and darkness
A splash of yellow
Little brown Puffball
Underside of a polypore
True colours of fall
Mushroom
From the forest floor
Short-term beauty
A rollercoaster mushroom
Scales galore
Climacium dendroides moss
One little puffball
Textured cap
Pretty little shroom
Edged
Good-looking pair
En masse
A thrill, times two
Smooth and glossy
When I grow up, will I look like you?
Usnea lichen
Scalloped
Wavy-edged
Fungi trio
Alike
Common Elfin Saddle
Puffballs
Survival of the fittest
The same, but different
Beneath the trees
Love them Puffballs
Relocated little gem
Castle Mountain
Hammered Shield Lichen
Puffballs
Whiskeyjack
Fungus goblets
I'm lichen this mushroom
Shaggy
Forest treasure
Slime mold
Chunky
Up-turned
Brightening up the forest
Miniature perfection
Striped
Beauty in the forest
Dwarf Dogwood
Hungry Gray Jay
Marston Creek, Kananaskis
Braving the snow
Wolf Lichen
Textured cap
Let the light shine through
Early arrivals
Deep in the forest
Eyelash fungus / Scutellinia scutellata
Strawberries and cream
Coral fungus
One-sided Wintergreen
Living in a tiny world
First Picklejar Lake
Lichen on rock
One of a kind
Orange Hydnellum
Memories of mushrooms
Witch's Butter
Fabulous fungi
Prickly pair
Above the moss
Mushrooms on a tree stump
In the light
Golf, anyone?
Twistedstalk
What is this?
Yellow Fairy Fan, Spathularia flavida
Different from usual
Lonely little mushroom
Harebell
The Sickener
Like little hats
In the light
Urchin of the forest
Curled lip
Joys of the forest
Like teeny blueberries
A touch of sunlight
Yellow Jacket's nest
White beauty
Marvels of the forest floor
So that's where the mushrooms go
Groovy
Tucked into a corner
Begging to be photographed
A master at camouflage
Colour in the forest
Oozing refraction
If you kiss me ....
Western Toad
Shine
Blue in the forest
Eye-catching beauty
Spotted Coralroot
Little fungus cup
Solitude
Tiny Twinflower
Mushroom Lichen
Gunnery Pass
Oh, so cute
Amongst the forest greens
Forest community
Mushroom bokeh
Texture
Rising from the forest floor
Satin sheen
Standing alone
Till the new season begins
Fungi colony
Huddled
Like a painting
Moose on the loose
Winding through the woods
A scene of contrasts
Stretched
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Another shot of this beautiful red mushroom, taken on 6th August at the Bentz Lake Natural Area. This glorious mushroom came as a total surprise - and made my day!
"Russula emetica, commonly known as The Sickener, is a basidiomycete mushroom of the genus Russula, one of many species with a predominantly red-coloured cap and white gills and stalk. It gets its common name from its inedibility, as it causes vomiting and diarrhea when consumed. It has an extremely peppery taste, which is said partly to disappear on cooking, along with its toxicity, though eating it is not recommended. Mixing one emetica with otherwise edible red Russula will ruin the whole meal, and it is a common reason some do not pick any Russula-species." From Wikipedia.
Not sure what happened to Flickr a bit earlier this evening - nothing but blank, white pages! I know I'm not the only one who had that.
"Russula emetica, commonly known as The Sickener, is a basidiomycete mushroom of the genus Russula, one of many species with a predominantly red-coloured cap and white gills and stalk. It gets its common name from its inedibility, as it causes vomiting and diarrhea when consumed. It has an extremely peppery taste, which is said partly to disappear on cooking, along with its toxicity, though eating it is not recommended. Mixing one emetica with otherwise edible red Russula will ruin the whole meal, and it is a common reason some do not pick any Russula-species." From Wikipedia.
Not sure what happened to Flickr a bit earlier this evening - nothing but blank, white pages! I know I'm not the only one who had that.
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