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@Erika_Steele - I am glad to have set music playing in your mind and world ..... though ......
I have found, beauty in this life is often lethal.
The thin veil of death hanging beneath so beautiful and delicate...
I see these in my woods all the time (yes i know they r lethal)
Beautiful but lethal.
You really gave life to these pictures in a unique way.. rec'd
Love the story, pictures, and fungi talk
Puff balls do look like budding mushrooms but when really old let off a lot of brown spores.
I like morels. They are distinctive looking and fortunately can also be found in Southern California.
Wonderful words and photos.
@Bels_Kaylar - one of the deadliest. @PPhilip - from what I've read, most people who are poisoned mistake the younger ones for puffballs and the older ones for paddy straw mushrooms(not sure what the US equivalent would be). Even though I feel fairly confident with identifying mushrooms (and the dog has actually picked out and ate some allegedly prize mushrooms). I am not brave enough to eat anything I try without having a mycologist come with me a few times. The dog wouldn't even dig this one out of the ground.
The broken hymen
hopefully spotted before disappearingNever eat the developing fruiting bodyCould result in an early death. You could swallow activated charcoal to absorb the poison,most times poisoning symptoms means you are too late. Pray for a liver donation, for there is no antidote for the death angel.
@Erika_Steele - our bluemoon is very musical today (i gather the mushroom is poisonous?)
@Blue_Moon1 - ROFL and I will have that song in my head for the rest of the weekend.
.... If I close my eyes forever....would it all remain the same?
Ya they are really really close. Smaller cap fortunately. Took my chances 4 years ago and survived. Had some colorful dreams
@LadyboyRevolution - those could have been the white variant of muscaria. I've been looking for muscaria to take pictures.
OMG! They were growing in my back yard when I was picking Amanita Muscaria
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Usually I don't read article on blogs, however I wish to say
that this write-up is incredible! Your writing taste has impressed me.
Thanks, very excellent post.
If the ad doesn't mention your company name or incorporate your photo, it's lower the probability that that Craigslist are going to be motivated to take out the post,
even in the event you file a complaint.
An exciting treatment can be designer statement. I reckon that you ought to make solon with this substance, it electrical power not be considered a taboo chemical but typically fill aren’t sufficiency to speak in much topics. To the actual succeeding. Cheers like your Khmer Karaoke Celebrities » Somnangblogs.
@Erika_Steele - I am glad to have set music playing in your mind and world ..... though ......
I have found, beauty in this life is often lethal.
The thin veil of death hanging beneath so beautiful and delicate...
I see these in my woods all the time (yes i know they r lethal)
Beautiful but lethal.
You really gave life to these pictures in a unique way.. rec'd
Love the story, pictures, and fungi talk
Puff balls do look like budding mushrooms but when really old let off a lot of brown spores.
I like morels. They are distinctive looking and fortunately can also be found in Southern California.
Wonderful words and photos.
@Bels_Kaylar - one of the deadliest.
@PPhilip - from what I've read, most people who are poisoned mistake the younger ones for puffballs and the older ones for paddy straw mushrooms(not sure what the US equivalent would be). Even though I feel fairly confident with identifying mushrooms (and the dog has actually picked out and ate some allegedly prize mushrooms). I am not brave enough to eat anything I try without having a mycologist come with me a few times. The dog wouldn't even dig this one out of the ground.
The broken hymen
hopefully spotted before disappearingNever eat the developing fruiting bodyCould result in an early death.
You could swallow activated charcoal to absorb the poison,most times poisoning symptoms means you are too late.
Pray for a liver donation, for there is no antidote for the death angel.
@Erika_Steele - our bluemoon is very musical today
(i gather the mushroom is poisonous?)
@Blue_Moon1 - ROFL and I will have that song in my head for the rest of the weekend.
.... If I close my eyes forever....would it all remain the same?
Ya they are really really close. Smaller cap fortunately. Took my chances 4 years ago and survived. Had some colorful dreams
@LadyboyRevolution - those could have been the white variant of muscaria. I've been looking for muscaria to take pictures.
OMG! They were growing in my back yard when I was picking Amanita Muscaria
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