Mycena rosea More of this beautifully coloured mushroom from the woods.
October 2019. Nikon D7200 © Pete Hillman.
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Mycena rosea More of this beautifully coloured mushroom from the woods.
October 2019. Nikon D7200 © Pete Hillman.
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Even prettier than your last photo, Pete. These really are tiny treasures.
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Thank you very much Linda. I was once again excited to discover these out in the woods, not far from the path where I discovered the previous pair. I wonder how many people had walked past these and never even noticed them poking their blushing heads from the plush carpet of autumn leaves.
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The faeries must surely love these sweet little ones.
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Never thought that mushrooms could be so colorful and pretty. 😊
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Such delightful mushrooms😊. Wonderfully captured, Pete.
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Than you Belinda 🙂
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Beautiful
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Lovely contrasts between the decaying leaves and the delicate, newly sprouted fungi.
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This is a pretty one. Better than my brown jellies.
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Thanks Jude. Yours looks like a Cup Fungus of some kind probably from the family Pezizaceae. Never seen these before myself. They are quite fascinating.
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Such a beautiful color. Have never seen these before. Thanks for sharing this beauty.
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Out on my walks I have noticed far more shrooms than usual. Maybe cos of our damp autumn or perhaps cos your pictures are making me notice more. Wonder if I’ll see any of Pete’s rosy bonnets today?
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I hope you got to see more lovely shrooms, including the Rosy Bonnets 🙂
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Hi Pete, I am still enjoying discovering mushrooms. Thank you for your inspiration! 😃 I like how these mushrooms are more intense in color. 💗
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Sweet little bonnets, Pete. The mushrooms we buy in the market are hardly good examples of the beauty fungi offer up.
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What a beautiful colour that toadstool is.
I think you must have the most variety of funghi I’ve ever seen.
Thanks for sharing, Pete.
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Thank you. I do like my shroom hunting. You never know what you may find.
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I love these colourful mushrooms! Never saw this kind of pink in the world of the fungus. At the moment I like to draw them and I can’t get enough of these beauties. I don’t know why, but they are appealing. After the dry summer came a lot of rain here and we have lots of different mushrooms now. A world of its own. Very nice pictures!!
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I always find mushrooms fascinating. I think because they can be such a mystery, hiding dorment under the earth an then popping up in their unusual yet magnificent forms and colours. Thank you! 🙂
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I discovered them for me this autumn / winter. We had such a good mushroom period the last months and I am still watching out for them. A world of its own as you describe it and I like these “little persons” or “individuals”, that grow so steady everywhere 🙂 But I will never be an expert 😉
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Folk might think me strange but I always look forward and enjoy autumn and its many wonderous mushroom appearances. They certainly have their own lovely individual traits.
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I agree 🙂 I love the variety and there is always something to discover. Natures beauty never gets boring!
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These are gorgeous. Never seen pink fungi before.
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Thank you Ark! They are quite a gorgeous colour.
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