Coprinus (inktzwam) by Juliette.Gribnau
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Description
almost at the end., loosing it's ink; bijna uitgebloeid, alle inkt wordt verspreid
Comments (25)
prachtopname- ik las dat de inkt werkelijk te gebruiken is on te schrijven.
De inkt is inderdaad te gebruiken om te schrijven, dat werd vroeger ook gedaan, maar de paddestoel, en ook de inkt is bijzonder giftig
great capture...
Nog nooit eerder gezien, fantastisch! Bedankt voor het delen.
Had ik ook nog nooit gezien, noch van gehoord... maar wat een mooie opname !
Prachtige close-up met super details..!!
Nice work, beautiful picture.
Fantastic capture, light and details, Juliette!!!
Heel interessant, totaal nieuw voor mij!
great shot of decay with lot of details! de hoed, althans wat er nog van over is, lijkt wel een beetje op je fraktaalwerk ;-)
Great photo...
Marvelous shot!!!
Fantastic!
An amazing capture.
nice burning sinario
Wonderful capture !
Cool find and an outstanding shot.
great macro!!!! Very interesting mushroom shot!!!!
Schitterende foto, erg artistiek!!
Superb!
Absolutely excellent..
Very sharp details. Well done.
Outstanding image. You made a dying thing beautiful. I think that is pretty awesome to say the least. :)
http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/may2004.html If you scroll to the second mushroom, a member of the Genus Coprinus, you'll see this very mushroom, the Inky Cap. A most interesting description of how it releases it's spores .. it self digests in order to release the spores. And the "ink" that it forms in the process was actually used for writing at one time!! A wonderful capture Dear Juliette, and I've learned something new and fascinating!
Fabulous shot!