Rosie attempts an ID by durleybeachbum
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Description
An unidentified mushroom at the roadside in the wooded border.
The dogs are very helpful (!)
You can see two mor views of these fungi Here
Comments (24)
Nice capture!
Nice shot. Aloha
I like this shot very much my friend.
a wondefully detailed shot Andrea
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Is she a good student??
Yes, I see the nose of one helper. Superb capture!
Tell Rosie that this is nothing to be sniffed at!
A rather well heeled mushroom looking at that plume it's wearing :) fabulous shot :)
The nose knows,
OH How lovely it is. And I hope she found out :)))
Very cool capture Andrea
Nice capture. Beautiful colors , patterns and textures revealed
LOL! Love it! Rosie has made an excellent fungus shot even better. :)
Great find and composition
It smells like she is getting the news from the mushroom weekly.
EXCELLENT WORK!
A nice shot of this speciman and the curious snout of Rosie.
Blimey, having more fun with the fungi. Rosie came through for you on this one. I love the POV, colors, striations and detail in this pic of the Peeling Oysterling, Andrea!
I have a cat that eats some of this stuff do not know why he likes it but i would not do so lol.
But that's what terriers do, sniff out the interesting things. a great shot of this shroom.
Can't be 100% sure on this one, it might be of the family Agaricus, careful the dogs don't eat them, can never be too sure for even those you can eat need to be carefully prepared to remove the toxicity. Fine captures.
Hopefully she didn't do a taste test; last year two dogs in this area died after eating mushrooms in their back garden! But what a great capture of the shroom and her hairy snoz!
I didn't notice Rosie's nose at first, the beautiful display of mushroom gills just grabbed my eye!