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Reddish brown, glossy 'shroom. But what's that on the stalk? |
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A hungry slug. There are slug holes in the cap, too. |
*Three halves and a sprinkling add up to one whole. The categories overlap.
Nature notes and photos from BC, Canada, mostly in the Lower Fraser Valley, Bella Coola, and Vancouver Island.
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Reddish brown, glossy 'shroom. But what's that on the stalk? |
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A hungry slug. There are slug holes in the cap, too. |
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ReplyDeleteI am spending the morning pulling Scots broom and excited to find the little mushrooms and bugs that lurk at this time of year.
Stay cozy. Winds a comming.
Slugs won't leave anything alone. Nature knows better than we do about what will grow and thrive. - Mary
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