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There are common in our woods (hardwoods) after rain, but don’t do well when the weather is dry.
This picture was taken August 16, 2011 in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, but these little mushrooms pop up all summer long when the weather is wet.
I love nature, science, poetry, prose, art, music – you name it! Now that I’m retired, time is mine to spend as I wish (pretty much), and I wish to take pictures of our natural world.
Bringing the outdoors in for others to see, especially those who may not get the opportunity to wander next to a pond, fish at the beach, or tramp in the woods, is a pleasure. I hope to build a window to the wonders of nature that fill our everyday lives.
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Lovely capture, awesome colors and detail!
I really appreciate your visit, kind words, and favs.
– MotherNature
Fabulous cluster!!! I often find them so hard to capture because of their tiny size but LOVE them. The gills underneath are so beautiful too. Something about the orange of these graceful and strong mushrooms just draws me
Nice to see you back in action, Carla:>) Thanks for the nice comment and the FAV, too! These are sweet little fungi, aren’t they.
– MotherNature
This is so beautiful! Magical! Love it!
Wow – you honor me with this lovely comment and the fave! Thanks, patcheah:>) Have a wonderful weekend.
– MotherNature
Have never seen so many, well done ..Shirley
Aren’t they cute:>) These tiny mushrooms were all through the woods when it was wet. Thank you for the visit, Shirley:>) and thanks for the nice words!
– MotherNature