This is one early morning on November 12th around 7:34 am there is still a lot of dew and I went to see on one meadow if it can be done ... and it can't be ... wet
a little rest came in handy as I walked around the olive grove this is what the morning looked like
this is one small and translucent mushroom ( Lat . Parasola plicatis ) which adorns the lawn
it is nice to see how much moisture there is and how the drops are decorated on them
and how the gentle morning rays pass through that thin hat
these are some tiny mushrooms and I don't know what kind they are but they are nice to see
on the branches of the olive tree drops of dew are gently formed and tiny glances through them indicate ... the treetops
the fruits are wet, moist and juicy
to drip a drop from the olive leaf and lightly moisten
and dripped on damp clover that keeps all the drops on the leaves
tiny morning drops some fall
di fungi sprout rarely because rain is not abundant
there you can see how small and sweet mushrooms (Lat. Agaricus campestris) sprout let them grow and enjoy a little olive fruit next to it
I have to get a little further away because there is a big bunny passing by this mushroom so I greet you all at HIVE for now
A healthy big rabbit might bring eggs for Easter.
Until then, I greet you with a little morning work with a few words and photos of the chronicles of an olive grove .
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