Turkey Tails Can Be Quite Beautiful
Turkey Tails Turkey tails and false turkey tails (Stereum ostrea) are two similar looking fungi that grow on the surfaces...
You Never Know Where Interesting Fungi will be Found
Hidden in the Woods On my most recent hike in Gothe State Forest I went a little ways off the...
Beautiful Brown Gilled Boletes are Can Occur in Winter, Too
Double Boletes It wasn’t long after the beginning of 2024 before I struck out on a hike out to the...
The Onion Stalk Parasol Mushroom is Beautiful, but Toxic
Onion Stalk Parasol Over the summer and fall, after we started getting some rain, these pretty little onion stalk parasol...
Rosy Oysterlings are Very Useful for Recycling Nutrients
Oysterlings There are lots of things that Florida has an abundance of and two of those are moisture and dead...
British Soldiers is a Colorful Cup Lichen that Grows on Trees
British Soldiers is a Colorful Cup Lichen that Grows on Trees shows readers a specimen of this beautiful lichen. It explains what attracted the author/artist to it, and gives some basic facts about the lichen.
The Scurfy Twiglet Mushroom is an Interesting Winter Fungus
The Scurfy Twiglet Mushroom is an Interesting Winter Fungus shows readers an interesting mushroom that tends to grow in the winter. It also explains and shows readers where the name “scurfy” comes from.
Even Lichens Can Be Beautiful
Even Lichens Can Be Beautiful shows an example of a Christmas wreath lichen. It discusses this colorful lichen’s range and preferred habitats as well as how it gets its color and its effects on the trees it grows on.
The Beautiful Ringless Honey Mushroom Is Common After Autumn Rains
The Beautiful Ringless Honey Mushroom is Common After Autumn Rains uses these mushrooms that sprouted right after the rains of Hurricane Nicole, as an example of how good things can happen in nature even after something bad.
The Summer Heat and Precipitation Lead to Beautiful Mushrooms
The Summer Heat and Precipitation Lead to Beautiful Mushrooms discusses Florida’s hot, humid summer conditions and the fungi that love them. It shows readers a particularly pretty rosy russula just after a thunderstorm.
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