Cómo están los que semanalmente visitan esta bella ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨: La semana pasada confirmé que los mejores hongos que habitan en el predio aparecen con la cercanía de la primavera; esta semana he comprobado que esto es algo que también sucede en las calles de la ciudad.
How are the weekly visitors to this beautiful ¨FungiFridayCommunity¨ doing? Last week, I confirmed that the best fungi on our property appear as spring approaches; this week, I’ve verified that the same thing happens on city streets.
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It had been quite a while since we went "mushroom hunting" on the downtown streets; although I must admit we didn't set out to do it intentionally—we simply kept stumbling upon them during our visits—curiously enough, they reappeared as spring drew near. This is one of those ¨species¨ we encountered again during our walks through the city center.
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This is another beautiful ¨specimen¨ we found again during our regular city walks. Some time ago, these were the kinds of mushrooms we would frequently come across, but for a while, they had disappeared; fortunately, we found them again. Honestly, it was great to be in their presence once more.
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Upon seeing the photographs of this beautiful mushroom: you surely agreed with my statement—these belong to the species I used to show you quite often, but, as happened with the other specimens, they had vanished from the streets. I believe the appearance of these mushrooms is linked to what I mentioned earlier; the approach of spring has brought them back to the city's trees.
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Although they are three different types of mushrooms, there is a certain similarity among them; One point is that these are species that grow on the surface of tree trunks, and another coincidence is that all three fungi were found on the same tree species. I’ve mentioned this before, but I think it’s an interesting detail to share. As always, Gaby took the photos using her phone.
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