Did you cook any? Are they in a ghost ring (like from an old stump)?
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Didn't cook any, I'm pretty poor on mushroom ID outside of morels and puffballs. Really ought to study up, I know there are many more that are delicious.
Definitely something in the soil, they appeared in almost exact spot two weeks running. About five feet between clusters, in a slight arc. Maybe an old hedge row or landscaping bed?
First time for these groupings, just a few days old Maitake or Hen of the Woods. They’re coming up everywhere on the stumps of the red oaks we cut down a few years ago.
Are they edible?
appears they are edible and prized in some cultures
I don’t eat them but our Son and the deer like them. They sell for $20-30 a pound locally.
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Our neighbors…
Mmmmm frosty mug o beer!!
Three buddies and I goofed off in Wyoming last week. Here's a couple pics I grabbed along the way.
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I like goofing off!!! Mayhap, sometime I too shall goof off in Wyoming! Them are some real pretty goof offs y'all are holding there...
Love those dragonflys. When I was a kid, they were everywhere but I don't see many these days.
Thanks Paul. We were drifting the Bighorn and my buddy wanted to wade up to make a few casts into a back eddie. So while I was sitting there I watched these common blue damsels flitting around and making baby damsels so i took a few photos. I liked it when those 3 all lined up 'dress right dress' on that grass pod. Damsel fly sex doesn't look very sexy.
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WOW !
No kidding. That's a great pic !
One of my better dragonfly pics. Love the details on those wings of theirs. So elaborate.
Good shot I got of a tiny spider. It would fit easily on the end of my little finger
And, to round out my exercise in bugs, a bee
Macro photography is so interesting - you're able to see things you can't normally see. And I agree about dragonflies and damselflies. And they're so ancient.