some type of mushroom for muchroom lovers by jocko500

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 23, 2010

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i saw this muchroom with some others and i took the phbotos. and then I kick it a little bit to see what happens. LOL it was hard as a rock. I never saw this type before. someone may have posted it here. Wonder if you can eat it? I never ate a wild muchroom as i was too afear to do it for I know nother about them but some you can eat like a food; some will get you high and you see strange things; and some will kill you deader than a door nail. I been so busy and the holidays comeing up so if I do not get back on I like to wish all a Happy Thankgiveing

Comments (50)

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momof4rugrats

8:37PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

very gross mushroom lol but terrific capture!

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alex50

8:38PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

this is first flowers from nature. my marks-4

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tennesseecowgirl

8:40PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

I found mushrooms growing in my yard this week, they were huge, and almost looked like styrofoam, someone had smashed one of them and that is what I thought it was at first. Great image Jock. Have a nice Thanksgiving!!

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jocko500

8:45PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

I thought it was something a dog thow up at first lolo

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Faemike55

8:46PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

Great capture, Jocko! I wish I could help you with the identification, but I'm at a loss. Maybe Andrea can help

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DennisReed

8:49PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

Land Coral? Cool whatever it is! Happy Thanksgiving Jock!

MrsLubner

8:58PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

Looks similar to something in the Ramaria family. Really gorgeous species and a great find!

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angelbearzs

9:30PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

nice image:)

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kbrog

9:33PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

This one is not in the book I have, but it's most likely in the Coral Mushroom family. Without a positive identification I wouldn't advise eating it even thou a lot of the Coral family are edible. Excellent find and capture! Happy Thankgiving Jocko! :)

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goodoleboy

9:40PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

Cool capture of what sure looks like crushed cauliflower, Jock. Maybe it's some kind of coral reef from the Gulf of Mexico. On the subject of mushrooms and fungi in general, check with Andrea/durleybeachbum, who is an expert in the field.

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babuci

10:23PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

Most fascinating capture.

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bimm3d

10:41PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

great photo!!

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alessimarco

11:18PM | Tue, 23 November 2010

Really cool capture Jocko!!!

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beachzz

12:12AM | Wed, 24 November 2010

I've never seen one like this--really interesting specimen!!

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renecyberdoc

1:12AM | Wed, 24 November 2010

weird and excellent kockoman.

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claude19

1:15AM | Wed, 24 November 2010

splendid close-up and very good shot ! Excellent !

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dochtersions

2:15AM | Wed, 24 November 2010

Great picture and mushroom, Jocko. Looks like cauliflower-mushroom, but when it is hard I guess its a kind of tinder. Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving! We don't have that feast here in Holland.

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