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Macrolepiota clelandii
25-JUL-2025
Lysterfield Park, Melbourne, Vic
Today's Haiku with Picture 322
Beginning to bloom
Massonia flower
Pioneering
咲き始め
マッソニアの花
魁偉なり
An unusual flower of Massonia longipes (Agaricaceae).
(2022.12.18)
Shaggy ink cap in Helsinki, Finland. October 2022.

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Field book of common gilled mushrooms : with a key to their identification and directions for cooking those that are edible / by William Sturgis Thomas on Flickr.
Publication info New York :G.P. Putnam’s Sons,1928. Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries BioDiv. Library
Puffball Mushrooms Lycoperdon spp. Agaricaceae Family
Photographs taken on August 26, 2018, at Hilton Falls Conservation Area, Milton, Canada.
First, I should have been a hand model, don’t you think? Look how well I illustrate the scale of this honking Giant Puffball (Calvatia gigantea) I encountered while out working on the 5 Mile Radius Birding Challenge. I estimate this one was a couple of feet/60 cm across. There were several of these on a bank next to the trail amid some small trees. At first I thought someone had discarded some foam cushions but the shapes were just too irregular. A light kick sent a cloud of spores into the air confirming my suspicion that they were a freaky fungal find. These things are edible before they form their spores but after that they’ll make you sick so stay away. Until this encounter I’d only ever seen the smaller puffball species so this kind of almost helped make up for finding hardly any birds to add to my list.