Crazed and confused

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celtic-forest-faerie:

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specialghouls:

Say hi to the camera Alpha!

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mythicmushroomporn:

Ganoderma applanatum/Artist’s Conk

As the name suggests, the Artist’s Conk can be used as an artistic medium for sketching or writing. The soft, white pore surface will stain various shades of brown when pressed or scratched. When scratching (or drawing, rather) on the conk, the more pressure applied the darker the stain line and the less pressure applied the lighter. This is how people can create beautiful works of art with adding and depth, all from using a twig on the pore sure.

These mushrooms can be found all year long, even in a drought season. The Artist’s Conk may sometimes be confused with the Red Belted Conk. But pressing your finger on the pore surface should clear up any confusion right away, a Red Belted Conk may bruise slightly yellow or tan, but an Artist’s Conk leaves clear dark stains behind. (Plus the Red Belted Conk generally has a red belt, go figure.) .
One last thing, look at the top of the mushroom in the photo, notice the chocolate brown color? It’s all spores! They’re so thick on top it’s like it’s been dusted in cocoa powder. by yellowelanor https://instagram.com/p/64AuORjU0r/

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strangeinsugarhouse:

Everyone is ut watching fireworks and I’m just playing with my macro lense and my tiny geodes 😂

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retr0scum:

I wanna be there again

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echophon:

Circles & Lines

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