Mushrooms from Southern Pine by kbrog
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Description
Growing from the side of a still standing dead Southern Pine tree, I did not find an ID for them.
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Thanks for the comments.
Comments (28)
prutzworks
nice close up
dochtersions
Great photo with that light behind, Kim! I think I'm right with the name: Pholiota (Squarrosa), for that mushroom.
lior
Excellent close-up!
artistheat
Can you make a Stew with Those:)..Excellent Shot
flora-crassella
very beautiful mushrooms!!!!!! GREAT photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
alessimarco
Marvelous close-up!!!
aksirp
autumn-mushroom time, wonderful capture!
Rainastorm
LOVE this...very Kim, excellent shot.
helanker
Wonderful indeed. Such an excellent shot, Kim.
mgtcs
Awww....Adorable capture Kim, lovely photo!
emmecielle
Great capture! :)
jayfar
Brilliant shot Kim.
jmb007
jolies champignons!!!
jocko500
wonderful shot. if you do not know the plant in the wild do not eat them.
bmac62
A nice bright clump to add to your series KIm. Nice!
fredster66
Excellent!
danapommet
Nice shot! Watch out world - the mushrooms are moving on up. Dana
psyoshida
Growing right out the side! How extraordinary. Great find and beautiful shot.
moochagoo
Kind of elegant mushrooms
J5ive
Wow this is cool! Awesome shot.
sharky_
Nice mushroom shot... Aloha
Rhanagaz
Great capture! I'm always been fascinated by mushrooms, nor plants nor animals. They live in a niche between the both. Have a nice day! :o)
wjames
Superb capture!
jendellas
They look good mushrooms, great close up!!!
NitraLing
awesome!
npauling
I've never seen them grow like that before. Very well spotted and captured.
Richardphotos
they are beautiful mushrooms
FriedaFelicia
They are beautiful... it's that time of the year again!