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Dan McCullough

A few alternative mushroom pics from the last month.

* Three Barometer Earthstars [Astraeus hygrometricus] forming a ladder up a mossy embankment.

* A small clump of bright orange Cinnabar Polypores [Pycnoporus cinnabarinus] that were either chomped or grew in with an odd shape.

* A moss covered branch with several glossy yellow Witches Butter [Tremella mesenterica] jelly mushrooms.

Three mushrooms are growing on a steep embankment, almost in a straight line. The top one is tucked into a little crevice between a flat rock and the base of the trunk. The bottom two are growing out of the side of the embankment at nearly a 90° angles, so that the tops are pointed directly at the camera. All 3 mushrooms look like creamy sacs atop dark grey and white star shaped starlike petals. The patterns are cracked looking.
Closeup of a bright cinnamon orange mushroom that spears to have been stunted somehow. There are three growths pointed north, east, and west with their inner parts joined. Each growth resembles a blob rather than any usual mushroom shape. They are growing on a damp birch branch that has fallen and also has green moss on it.
Looking straight down at a damp branch that is nearly entirely covered with green moss. Jutting out of the branch are 10 bright yellow fan shaped portions that look more like jelly candies than mushrooms.
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Edit: noch ein paar Hashtags dazu #Garten #Acker #Boden #Erde #Edaphon #Bodenkunde #Pflanzen #Pilze #Algen #Tiere

Boden. Ich hab schon immer gespürt, dass mich das interessiert. Aber es war mir zu komplex. Der richtige Zugang fehlte. Da drückte mir kürzlich eine Frau ein Buch in die Hand mit den Worten: Die besten Bücher fallen einem auf den Kopf. Noch nie habe ich was gelesen, das den Boden so gut erklärt. In einer Sprache, so farbenreich und zugewandt wie fundiert wissenschaftlich. Das Buch ist erstmalig vor über hundert Jahren erschienen. Raoul H. Francé: Das Leben im Boden. Ich werfe es mal hoch, mal sehen, wem es auf den Kopf fällt :)

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