Welcome to all my new followers, hope you enjoy the journey.
This is a tree in the park where we walk the dogs.
At this stage you are probably thinking this is a very nice tree but why are we looking at it! It's just a tree!
However if you look closer you will see something that we don't see very often.
So that was my fun day for this week.
And if you would like some more smiles you just need to pop over to see what our other friends have been doing this week at Annie's for
"This Week's Smiles" and you can also share your smiles too if you like.
Thanks for stopping by,
Angela x
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14 comments:
Those are fab Angela. What are they called? Are they edible? I will have to look them up now....isn't nature wonderful? Thanks for sharing them.
Hugs,
Annie x
Omgosh!! How absolutely wonderful!! I am sure the fairies are there but hiding when the people are about!! Oh do make sure to use some photos of these in your art- they are perfect specimens!! hugs
Fairy rings, so pretty and so poisonous! Have a great crafty weekend Angela. Hugs Ruth x
Wow, they are fabulous Angela, I wonder if it is a sign of some kind..... Hope you have a lovely weekend and get to see the fairies too! Hugs, Anne xx
Hi Anglea and a late happy Friday. Those 'mushrooms' are way cool -I'd be wanting to take photos of them too, haven't seen them in Australia myself but I believe my friend had them in Tasmania. Great pics and thanks for sharing, have a lovely weekend Cheers Robyn
I would grin from ear to ear if I saw those. Lucky you.
Hugs, Neet xx
Thanks for popping by my blog for Friday Smiles......it's been a while since we have connected. Having two GDs, for two days a week this summer, pulled me away from my pc and my blog.
LOVE the mushroom photos....they did make me smile, ooooh and awwwh. I've never seen anything like them in real life.
Thanks for sharing them.
Amazing mushrooms, Angela! Never seen anything like them!
Fly agaric, definitely toxic!!!
Great photos, Angela. I've never seen a "fairly ring" of these before. Did you see the recent programme on BBC4 on fungi? It was fascinating.
My hubby is friends with Nicholas Evans, who wrote "The Horse Whisperer." A few years ago he and his wife nearly died from eating poisonous fungi and ended up on dialysis and he had a kidney transplant. It was touch and go for quite a while. Very, very dangerous to eat any fungi without knowing for sure that they are safe! I don't think after this, that I would risk eating a wild mushroom! (Actually I'm not supposed to eat mushrooms at all these days as they are not stoma-friendly.) The fairies can have them, as far as I am concerned lol! Fungi are fascinating life forms though, with a very interesting life cycle, and so beneficial to humanity in so many different ways.
I think it is a very nice tree!
Shoshi
Beautiful mushrooms! Those photos made my day. A smile and a half!
I happen to know this one: Amanita Muscaria. It is very toxic but luckily very recognisable. Red certainly means 'danger' in this case. And yes, they do pop up over night. The spores lie in the ground waiting for the right conditions....
Thanks for visiting,
Lisca
Wow Angels, this is just what I needed this morning! It's getting so dark, cold and icky now where I am, and I miss my nature walks already!! These mushrooms are incredible, so glad you shared these photos! Happy Sunday to you. hugs :)
Hello dear Angela, what a lot of nice toadstools you had found. They nearly form a witch's ring around that tree. I like these mushrooms with their fresh red color and white dots so much. Great photos you made,thanks for sharing it with us.
Dearest Autumn Greetings
Sabine
What fabulous and magical toadstools Angela, thanks for sharing your pictures of them! Deb xo
Love the photo of the toadstools. They do look as if fairies should be dancing around them. Lisca certainly knows her toadstools. Very impressed. Have a lovely week Angela. Barbxx
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