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What is Growing in The Poconos Woods?

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Toadstool Tuesday – The Look Back: August 2021

What is this I see? Coriolus Versicolor? It is indeed!

Fungi are out there. You just have to know where to look.

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Make the time to stop and see the mushrooms grow!

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7 responses to “What is Growing in The Poconos Woods?”

  1. Mike and Kellye Hefner Avatar
    Mike and Kellye Hefner

    I would’ve walked right past them, but they are very beautiful! They remind me of babies with bonnets on their heads.

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    1. Robert Avatar
      Robert

      I stop and see everything. Neal walks away most times not even realizing I stopped. Baby bonnets is cute. I can see them like little cabbage patch doll heads.

    2. Mike and Kellye Hefner Avatar
      Mike and Kellye Hefner

      I have the same problem with Mike, he just keeps on walking.

    3. Robert Avatar
      Robert

      Ha!

  2. dennyho Avatar
    dennyho

    Mushrooms and other fungi are underrated I believe. Their beauty can be as vibrant as a colorful summer garden.

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    1. Robert Avatar
      Robert

      Their strangeness and their beauty has always been a fascination. Also, they’re so beneficial to life, our life on earth.

  3. Neal Saye Avatar
    Neal Saye

    Fungi/Mushroom Life!

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