Stupid question!-Scans from AGFA Precisa ISO100 slide film. The bottom pic is from this year, the others are older by about 15 years! The same for posting #27. Lynn
This bugger and some of his friends have popped up overnight next to the car park at work: My brief bit of internet research says that it's a Slippery Jack. But I'm not going to dig my knife and fork out on the basis of my mediocre mushroom indentification skills! Cheers, Jeff
Oh dear, and just before dinner too.........I'll mention it to Mrs Craig. She's got a lovely cheese sauce on at the moment.
Beaten up old fungus... Not surprising, considering it's growing through the rubbish on the pavement at the bottom of a wall on a busy side street. No idea what it is*, apart from damaged and about four inches across! * eta possibly a wooly chanterelle?
Whereas I used to be rubbish at sports until I realised I didn't give a damn and gave them up. Apart from snooker, which I aspire to be mediocre at...
Earth star by gray1720, on Flickr I found this rather lovely earth star in my garden when I shifted a large lump of effing Leylandii from the back hedge. Even better, it looks as though there are two more to follow! Adrian
Some sort of fungus by Steve Higgins, on Flickr From close up it looks like Nigel's puffball. From a distance, it looked like the first fungus I posted - white with brown freckles. Mind you, that one was about 15" across and this one was about a tenth of that.
