When I went on the walk around the old redding pit which if you have not read you can see here we were accompanied by a local bonatist. You will see on the right side a collection of old logs.
This lady pointed out to me a massive number of minute toadstools covering the fallen wood.
They are barely visible from this distance however on taking a closer look..
On the next bright day when I could find time I returned with my tripod to take some further close ups. The tripod was dragged out of the wardrobe and dusted down as I knew the light conditions would be poor. When I arrived at the location I could see from a distance that a lot of the tiny toadstools had died.
I managed to find a few for some close ups.
The seedling gives you an idea of size!
beautiful both as a carpet covering the log and individually
ReplyDeleteyour zoom-in photos are so lovely with beautiful compositions!
ReplyDeleteMushrooms can have such a short lifespan.....it is good you managed to catch some of them.
They really are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are cute little things!! I'm not sure I have ever seen such tiny mushrooms!!
ReplyDeleteOh, my, they are so tiny and so beautiful! Great ZIZO!
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