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4 comments:
I love Fungi! Except between my toes :) It photographs so well, very graphic!
Beautiful darling MG!
Thanks Miss A ... I considered for a moment that you were referring to me but figured, logically you were talking about the pic :-)
I have never really noticed exotic fungi before - in WA we had lichen if we were lucky - but now I am on the hunt :-)
great pic, tony's mum went througha stage of dying her goats wool with lichen and fungi, so he would be creeping down crevices and climbing up trees in search of something that usually looked nothing like the colour the wool would look when the dying was done. she used to get the most vibrant colours, but at the time i wasn't interested enough to watch more closely, another of lifes regrets! Thanks for sharing!
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