Fun With Fungi
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Fresh Air & Fun
Easynow
Old Chap
Olympus SP510 UZ
My First Camera
Peter Parrott
- Peter Parrott
- Hyde, Cheshire, United Kingdom
- 6'8" Gentle Giant As I do not have a P.C. this blog and my pictures are done from my friends computer. I thank Tom from 'Wiggers World' for the help he gives with running this and sorting out the posts. I call around with my camera and over a milky coffee we down load my pictures and see which I want to show. I have no idea of the workings of a P.C. but Tom as. Because I don't know my way around the computer let alone the world of blogging, I am sorry to say my visits to your blogs will be few and far between. I sit here with Tom and he points out who is commenting, then shows me their blog. I will with Tom's help respond on my posts and thank you for your time. I just enjoy the chance to show my pictures and marval at the fact that from Tom's P.C. they wing there way all around the world. Thank you for reading this and the interest you have shown. If you want to e-mail me then please do, again with Tom's help I will reply to all. P.P.
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8 comments:
This is a new one to me. Never saw one before and never knew there was such a thing called a jelly ear.
Pete: Amazing capture and very well posted. It does get its name from how it looks.
Strange looking but beautiful. I wonder if jelly ear is just what Pete named it.
A strange and beautiful specimen. Is this a common growth, or is it that you have an uncommon eye for finding the unusual? I suspect the latter.
Very beautiful. I forgot where I kept the recipe. You can make salad with woodears. Cut the woodears into thin strips to go with the salad.
Cool shots.
Beautiful.
It's neat to see fungi closeup!
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