One day I'll have to photograph all the various ones around here. Some are modern others are classic these two I showed are kind of in between.

Thanks again @scrooger :-)

Some garden envy going on. Less envy when it comes time to can it all.

This is exactly how my blue ones turned out. When they get kind of long spindly stems they need a bit more airflow and possibly a bit more indirect light. Congrats on the massive one at the end.

I suspect king oysters need a special environment to grow or maybe just the right temperature.

Yeah I have to get another oyster kit. I've grown golden, white, pink and blue oysters successfully. Never could get the king oysters to grow though.

Way too many vomiting mushrooms around here. I haven't seen an edible parasol yet in all my foraging. Thankfully never been poisoned by one either.

It's the first time I've seen deadly webcaps. One would have to be blind to confuse them with the purple and white deciever but better safe than sorry.

Congrats, hopefully all the planning process will be low key and not stressful.

Thanks again @scrooger :-)

Thanks :-)

I have to try and get video of the commuter march.

I remember taking the bart to get from uc berkeley to the airport with a connection or two. Whenever we want to visit chicago museums we end up taking the train fir traffic reasons, though we also have

Thanks again @scrooger :-)

Lucky you have ceasar's amanita. I've only seen them in the upper peninsula. From what I read they are a choice edible.

Now that you know what to look for you'll see it everywhere. I also mostly find it in wood chips. Also keep an eye out for eyelash fungi. Same size but usually in dark muddy soil or really rotted logs.

Ah yes I remember that one well, I was kind of bummed that batman turned evil when I first saw it.

I vaguely remember that movie and my parents and their friends laughing at how she kept jump scaring. I doubt I can get my wife to watch that movie with me lol. Then in real life my boss rents out some

Yeah we are all sad it got renamed Willis Tower.

Thanks @dlmmqb :-)