Hurry up, I am dripping!

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Coprinus comatus

Sometimes I have a feeling that those mushrooms can fade and turn into a black goo so fast, I have to hurry with taking photos. And it is better to do it as soon as I find them. Don't leave it for later. They might not be there anymore.

It might be of course a slight exaggeration, but knowing that they do have only few hours of life in the daylight, I do prefer to shoot fast.

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I found those in a huge lawn in a countryside. A place where some old cork oaks, olive trees and eucalyptuses grow. Patches of open space is enough for a good light too. Tall grass that is probably never mowed my humans (pigs and sheep do the job) and some bushes here and there. Perfect for mushroom and bugs hunting :)

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Here is a cool video I found on youtube of them growing and then fading.

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Shot with Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm lens
All photos and text are my own.




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