giant puffball

we get those - softball size or larger. I've seen them in Colorado up to basketball size.

They can look like another poisonous kind but are amorphous when dissected.

Yeah, that's right. And the thing is, I saw it growing, and didn't want a big mushroom in my yard, so I kicked it over and broke the stem. He was all excited about the broken one. I wonder how big it would have grown? Oh and the squirrels or something liked to take bites out of them.

This has been a great fall season so far. We did have a frost 2 nights ago so without a bit of a break and some warmer weather, that may be the end of it. :(

This monster nearly ate a little girl and her pet rabbit this summer in Lawrence.
http://media.lawrence.com/img/photos...hroom_t180.jpg

ahh, the Berkeley Polypore - I found on last year or 2 years ago - not nearly that big, but I did almost drive off the road when I first saw it.

Here is some new fungi pictures, a circle of them in a field with a close up of a few. Note the fae in the middle of the circle, lol. Also added another one from the summer

So happy and carry free and BOOBZ!

How apropo - "The Fairy Ring"

It was a huge faery ring too, and even now with it mowed down you can still see where they were, the grass is darker green

another awesome pic! I do have one complaint tho...did ya have to wear the clothes?

Yeah as the ring was along side the highway on the outer road. They frown on toplessness around there lol. The other pictures were on private property.

Not too bad though for an old lady

TF is Fineness Personified. :yum:

Couple of interesting mushrooms. Together they looked just like a pair of demon horns poking up out of the ground.

They're called stinkhorns
and that is a great site for those interested in mushrooms.

Take a whiff of them up close and personal - but don't touch - the "stink" stays with you and its not good!

Another famous Fungus :lol: