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Category Archives: Nature
Rawr!
The Foraging Photographer captures this awesome Amanita which a slug had chewed into a scary face, complete with jagged teeth (made by the gills):
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Tagged Amanita muscaria, anthropomorphic, fly agaric, mushroom
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Mushroom Edibility paper
Newly added to the Resources page: “A Study of Cultural Bias in Field Guide Determinations of Mushroom Edibility Using the Iconic Mushroom, Amanita muscaria, as an Example” by William Rubel and David Arora (links to PDF on Arora’s website) An interesting discussion … Continue reading
Magic Mushroom Slideshow
Check out the great slideshow “Magic Mushrooms In My Yard” on Discovery News. Some really great closeup photographs of fly agaric, accompanied by common information.
From below
The mushroom emerges so swiftly from below the loam, it pushes up the mosses and plants as it grows: via whisperingwillow.tumbler.com
Ein Mannlein steht im Walde…
This appears to be some kind of PSA about preserving forests – it uses a wonderful old German children’s song about the Amanita mushroom.
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Tagged Amanita muscaria, children, fly agaric, forest, German, mushroom, music, song, videos
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Time Lapse
Time lapse video of an amanita going from rounded cap to upturned disk over a couple days. Quite beautiful.
Squirrels gathering amanitas
From Elva’s Field Notes, where she watches chickarees (a type of squirrel) gather a harvest for the winter, including amanitas: “For a little variety he nibbles on mushrooms. The area offers both boletus and I’m pretty sure he is finding … Continue reading