Our September photo contest was one of the hardest because of computer problems, and because we really like so many pictures. In the end we picked Mary Billerbeck's Bear's Head Tooth. From a distance it may look like cauliflower and from close up frozen water at a waterfall. The Dryad's Saddle from Auston shows very clearly why it is called nature's birdbath. This water supply is important to insects and small birds. We had a few "Chicken of the Woods" photos and each mushroom still looks different although it is the same type mushroom. We had a few Turkey Tails, and although the same mushroom, they still look different. This stark color difference on these mushrooms always makes it a striking mushroom. Jeanne's Hygrophorus milky, taught us that a sticky milky white latex is released when the plant is disturbed. Please enjoy these wonderful photos.
Barb
Mary Billerbeck
Bear's Head Tooth
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***WINNER**
Golden Oysters
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Chicken of the Woods
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Auston Prochaska
Dryad's Saddle, nature's birdbath.
Resinous Polypore
Sulfur Polypore or Chicken of the Woods
Randy Urry
A Green Shawl
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Hidden in the Leaves
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A High Rise Colony
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Jeanne Tyree-Francis
Turkey Tails on a Log
Black Footed Polypore
Amanda Billerbeck
Purple Gilled Laccaria (Upside down mushroom)
Short Road
Wrinkled Coral (does look like coral)
Short Road
Hygrophorus Milky
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