Official Nature/Empty Wave/Bird/Whatever Else Photo Thread

Couple of cell phone pictures I took last week on my walks near my house.

 

Are those Pan Subbs at the top?

 

Hell yeah Seldom, those look awesome, jet black spore prints is what you want. I've tried them a few times, nice and mild. Funny they grow in every US state but no one knows about them.
I found laughing Jims for the first time last year and scored them again on the same stump just a few weeks back. They are not Jujonious though, but the Luteus species. I'm sure I misspelled both, lol. Awesome Seldom!

 

What on earth are you guys talking about?

 

On my neighbor s A list , best day ever was his comment !

 

That's a lotta fins!

 

That's ok... that's what you want, too, along with the black spore print.

 

I could talk mycology all day Seldom! Always found Pans on nice green lawns, it's been years since I looked form them though. I've been tricked by foes myself a few times, but the spores don't lie.
I didn't know what the gyms were when I found them, I was just getting into foraging for edibles, hadn't even messed with actives in years, no interest. After a positive ID they sat in my closet for months until one boring winter night and...they were nice. Actually got me into microdosing which has helped me out, I had to deal with some deaths of family and friends, failed relationships post divorce, and covid stress. Better than Zoloft or Xanax, I can't recommend it for everyone but it was good to go for me.
Never tried the tamps, only cubes other than pans and gyms.

 

For the record... I'm more into the science part of it than the recreational part of it, although I'm not judging anyone who benefits from nature's gifts, be it medicinally, nutritionally or recreationally.

I'm a novice forager of all kinds of edibles, from wild fruits and nuts, to shrooms, to wild greens. So knowing a bit about about funny fungi just comes with the territory.

 

this tread is great. but holy moly that is a load of fish.

 

Cape Henlopen Delaware in the snow this week.

 

Wow... I had no idea the bluffs were that high at CH.

 

I think the highest bluffs are about 100 feet above sea level.