Thank you!

Yes, these were taken with a smartphone.

Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate the suggestions, and I agree that it make sense for me to include more photos in the future. Point well taken. Also thank you for pointing out the issues with the

Thank you, and don't feel bad! I didn't know 90% of this a year ago. If you are interested, the International Coffee Organization (ICO) and World Coffee Research (WCR) are both great resources for both

Thank you for sharing my post! I'm working on new infographics for coffee varieties now :)

Oh wow! Never knew this was a thing. I always thought they were called artist conks because the white pore surface will turn brown when scratched. I have wood burning tools as well, I may have to try this!

For wood burning? Do you use it as tinder?

Gracias por las amables palabras.

Thank you for the kind words! I went out to another forest reserve today to take more pictures. I'll upload them in a new post once I have the time to sort through them.

I've never heard them being referred to as 'elephant ears,' but I may just not be aware of that name. I looked up what the toxin is as well, and the main one is called gyromitrin (source:

It's nice to put a face to some of the curators behind this project. Thank you, and keep up the great work!

That's where I live, so I've heard of that happening. Since so many people try to go hunting for them, the state Department of Natural Resources made this mapping service to try to point people to the

I will! Once they start popping up I'll try to take images to show people the difference between true and false morels. I could use the practice myself as well.

Here's a link to my entry. I hope I'm not too late!

Not on my windowsill, but in a raised flowerbed in my family's home garden! Fitting given the English common name for the species.

These yellow pins of what I assume are Flowerpot parasol (Leucocoprinus birnbaumii) are the smallest mushrooms I have found. They stick out well in flowerpots, even when small, because of their bright

I struggle with oils and acrylic. I like that I can just hit 'delete' with graphic art rather than scrape with a pallet knife every time I change my mind haha

I'm using Gravit Designer to make the graphics. To make these I overlay maps I found online into the program and then trace out the regions I'm trying to point to. It takes a long time to trace out something

Beautiful work. I'm jealous of your painting skills!

Thank you Dr 👍