Growing on an old redwood stump, these fungi show up every winter.
These were rather strange. No more than 1/4-inch tall and about the size of a matchstick head, brown dust flew everywhere when I blew on them.
With camera in hand I prowl our botanical jungle, seeking out the everyday lives of plants and critters
3 comments:
These are very cool, Christine. Excellent photos.
I found out about a book event in your neck of the woods. Amy Stewart, author of Flower Confidential: The Good, The Bad and the Beautiful in the Business of Flowers was at Northtown Books this afternoon. Did you happen to check it out? I learned about it from The Inadvertant Gardener http://inadvertentgardener.wordpress.com/2007/01/31/flowers-for-a-friday-night/
Looks like an interesting read.
Cheers,
Shane Marie
Hi there Shane,
I happen to know Amy, who lives up here and is a delightful person. I didn't go to her book signing but intend to buy her new book. I've read several excerpts from it and really liked it.
Thanks for your comment about my photos. You, being a former north coast resident, can probably tell that they're really not very big at all!
I love the striking colours of the fungi.
Anne
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