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Hello to all mushroom lovers. Last week I missed the contest because I got sick. Unfortunately, my husband and I didn't go mushroom picking last week, my illness dragged on a bit and I've been trying to recover and get better for the second week. That's why my husband and I decided to go hiking near our house yesterday. I don't have enough strength to walk in the forest for a long time yet, so we organized such a small walk. Of course, I took my camera with me to take a few photos, because I can't miss this contest for the second week in a row. Of the edible mushrooms, we only came across butter mushrooms, they were growing in tall grass in a pine forest. It's already cold now, so these mushrooms will disappear soon. We didn't take them, because we found these mushrooms on the way home, so there was little use for these few mushrooms. So we decided to leave them in the forest.
We met many other types of mushrooms that we do not collect, because we are almost sure that they are not suitable for eating and can be poisonous, but their appearance made me take a few photos. If you know anything about these mushrooms, then write in the comments, I will be happy to read. Our walk took about an hour and we returned home, even in such a short period of time I managed to get tired. I hope to recover soon, because there are still many things to do and photos ahead ) I sincerely hope that you will like my new photos, I wish everyone a good and successful day!)
I decided to write a few words that I will leave at the end of each of my posts. These words mean why I am here? My photos are moments when we can see beauty in the details, from a small fragile petal to a tiny insect. I want to convey the beauty of nature through the lens of my camera, and #hive gives me a great opportunity to share this with the world 馃悵馃實
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