Not the most common form of a Hoof Fungus (aka Tinder Fungus), it caught my eye against the green moss
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Good eye!
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Thank you. I wasn’t looking for fungi; I was hoping for flowers 🙂
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You certainly come across some very interesting fungi. I rarely see it here. Mostly all I ever see are mushrooms, regular looking more mushrooms.
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Guess it helps to know what you’re looking for, and where (and when) you’re likely to see it.
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Beautiful shot Crispina! 🙂 ❤
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Thank you, Deborah. 🙂
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Ha! Well I’ve been enjoying the fungi. Flowers soon, keep the faith.
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Earth-hugging violet’s, golden gorse and one of the prunus family, the trees bridal white. Which I suppose for the first days of March isn’t too bad. And the gorse really was exquisite, richly coloured, full of blossom.
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I’ve nominated you for this. I hope it’s okay: https://jedigirlblog.wordpress.com/2020/03/09/fts-the-basket-part-6/
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Hi Joanne, sorry to disappoint but I cannot do it. I have a hectic schedule; apart from answering comments, my posts are all uploaded and scheduled on a Saturday.
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Okay I’ll find someone else.
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Yea. Sorry. 🙂
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It does look oddly like a hoof.
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The species that’s not red-belted looks even more hoof-like
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What a cool ‘shroom!
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Yep, not seeing so many this time of year. But this colour combo caught my eye 🙂
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How could it not? Especially you, who is always on the lookout…😉
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Yep, peeled eyes. They sell them by the jar at the loacl market 🙂
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