Discovered growing up from under my mouldering apartment building (possibly a limb of some entity which is controlling my landlord?). It really does look as gilded as it does in the photo, and seems from traces on its top to have been fertilized - my cat may have been involved. Is money the root of all evil? Or could it be ...Mushrooms?
Monday, January 19, 2009
Cthulhu's Little Helper
Discovered growing up from under my mouldering apartment building (possibly a limb of some entity which is controlling my landlord?). It really does look as gilded as it does in the photo, and seems from traces on its top to have been fertilized - my cat may have been involved. Is money the root of all evil? Or could it be ...Mushrooms?
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Looks tasty enough, but I wouldn't chance it.
The Matango video was hilarious!
Holy crapoly! I think it's mushrooms. But if Cthulu's involved, God help us all.
it's knare poop...
Loving the great guardian pole you made, totally you!
This is Coprinus comatus, edible in an early phase, later will dissolve in an ink-like liquid.
Matango! Truly a classic!
wow, it's real?
very 70s - so appropriate. keep a watch and see if something wonderful comes of it.
Coincidence!... I have just found some mushrooms in a shady part of the garden, too. We've had unseasonable damp, cloudy weather (southern hemisphere) and several species just popped up. I'm going to put photos on my blog, I think.
Hey! Thanks for visiting my blog! I looked at yours last night, and I tried to "follow" it, but I didn't see the link on your page, so I'll just have to keep coming back by searching your page! How do you go about bookmarking a page? I'm pretty new to this thing! : - )
It looks like a golden egg - where's the goose?
Ahh, yes, H.P. Lovecraft allusions . . .
So, does your landlord have tentacles? If so, how many?
I happen to like mushrooms. They don’t really work for a living and seem to do just fine. Plus they are often filled with all sort of exciting alkaloids otherwise seldom found in nature . . .
A little known factoid; the bulk of the fungus organism lives underground, unseen, unthought of. That which we refer to as mushrooms are merely the fruiting bodies, dispersal systems for spores.
what is it?
http://racheteapaintersdiary.blogspot.com/
Rachete -
See Eva's comment, 5th down. But I amy still have a bit of fun with this.
oh you are so lucky to have a mushroom this time of year! Mine are all underground, no fruiting bodies that I know of, just snow snow and ice. That almost looks like a shaggy mane, edible, but don't take my word for it, i really can not tell from the photo. Last year I ate my first shaggies and yum yum yum!
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