Mushroom for Supper by GBCalls
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Hi Everyone, I have not had time to do much in the way of photography. Here is a photo I took of a tasty mushroom that made a great addition to supper that evening. The tree is an old dead beech and the hole was made by a pileated woodpecker. We call the mushroom bear claw or bear tooth, I forgot the latin name. Hope all are well- GB-
Comments (23)
flora-crassella
a wonderful mushroom! Great shot!!!
MOSKETON
FANTASTICA IMAGEN. FELICIDADES.
rocserum
wonderful capture, stunning mushroom to! RS
InfiniteMoon
WOW! That is way cool!
lucindawind
very interesting mushroom great shot !
kbrog
Great shot and excellent find! Looks like a forest after an ice storm. Very cool! :)
dortygene
Great shot. Looks a bit like an ice formation.
Minda
wow! this is superb capture!!
DAVER2112
Very cool capture. :)
kgb224
Amazing capture my friend.
flavia49
fantastic capture!
sandra46
spectacular shot!!!
mimda
looks delicious
moochagoo
Amazing mushrooms indeed
durleybeachbum
Magnificent! A superb pic, I haven't found one of these yet this year.
Hubba1
Awesome shot!!! I never found a mushroom and ate it?? But I do like the ones the put on pizza :)
bmac62
Most unusual GB...this is a completely new one for me too.
DEWoodward
Excellant capture!
danapommet
Awesome capture George. Can't believe the detail in ZOOM mode. Dana
debbielove
WOW!! Never seen this one in my entire life... Even in books... Great shot indeed!! Rob..
lorandbartho
Superb photo! The name may be Hericium coralloides.
myrrhluz
Never seen these! Amazing looking! Excellent detail on zoom! Beautiful capture!
dochtersions
Such a beauty photo and scene on it. Maybe that mushroom is family of 'sparassis crispa'