Rosie and a fungus by durleybeachbum
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This may be one of the Cavaliers, I hope to get an ID from an expert on Flickr
See that photo Here
Comments (22)
Wow! - I really love your posts on Flickr how they so "pop"... do they offer a higher resolution difference not possible on Renderosity?
The fungus is almost as big as Rosie. Super shot, but I also do not know what a kind of fungi it is.
Nice shot!
Looks like she's pointing it out to you; I hope she isn't the one who took the bites out of it! What a massive growth that one is!
Beautiful shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Could it be 'Oak mill cap' (Lactarius quietus)????
Not mushroom to fit Rosie in there hehehe!!! Sorry couldn't resist that one :) Great shot my friend.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Good luck with that, cuz I dont have a clou. But i know it is a wonderful shot of both beauties :)
Its nearly as big as Rosie :o)
Fantastic find, but you certainly would not want that on a large slice of toast!... certainly looks like Lactarius quietus.... it is reputedly edible but with complications that make it unviable to prep and consume... best avoided big time. Great capture, looks as if some creatures have had a nibble or two.
Lovely shot.
WONDERFUL WORK
Wonderful POV, color, focus and texture in this image, featuring Rosie, in a moment of wise hesitation, waiting for your signal as to whether to take a bite out of the fungus, or to play it safe and back off.
Rosie looks worried. "Mom? I don't know what this one is. Sorry!" Your ID shot on Flickr is superb. So sharp!
She does look a little apprehensive, 'to touch or not to touch, that is the question' :)) BB BTW - my book tells me, that it could belong to the RUSSULA species, (charcoal burner- russula cyanoxantha) but - the mushrooms in this family are some of the most difficult to identify accurately ?@#$% (poisonous: russula mairei & russula emetica)
Outstanding capture of both! love Rosie's pose
As impressive as the large mushroom is, I'm totally taken by Rosie's expression! She seems a bit intimidated by the size of this massive shroom! "Mom, is this thing safe???" she seems to be asking. Yes, I know her expression has nothing to do with the size of the mushroom, but it's fun to imagine what they might be thinking.
cool looking
that a big mushroom
The thing looks like a hat Friar Tuck might have worn. Love Rosie's pose, especially the raised paw.
Super shot of the shroomie looks like someone else wants in on the action lol.
A wonderful photo of Rosie and the mushroom although Rosie does not look like she wants to be there!