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Awesome captures! And thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteLove the close ups are they eatable ones?
ReplyDeleteHave a risottotastic week ;-)
Cool close up of the mushrooms. I haven't really seen such mushrooms in the wild before.
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteFascinating...! YAM xx
Love the contrast between the white and the green vegetation. Wonderful shots.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting :)
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Amazing shot! Its so pretty and fragile looking at the same time =) #ww
ReplyDeletelove the clear close up. my little point & shoot camera can't get that clear, or maybe it is my shakey hands?? LOL
ReplyDeletethanks for the link up!
Faythe @ GrammyMouseTails
Lovely shot, it is so perfectly white
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Dropping by your page from 'NF Blo-Ma'. Great shots of these funky fungi !!
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me to post some of my picture here. Love the mushrooms!
ReplyDeleteYou now have a new follower.
I think I've eaten the second one. The first one looks like a smurf house.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shape and texture.
ReplyDeleteThose are great closeups! You can see all the details!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Nice shot! Is that edible?
ReplyDeleteLove your mushrooms!
ReplyDeleteI can't decide if they're large or they look large zoomed in. Great pics either way.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeletewow! nice pics!
ReplyDeletehappy WW
What a beautiful mushroom! I have not seen anything like that out in the wild ~ very cool! I snagged your new #WW button and have it on my Photography Memes page.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of these mushrooms. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeletewow, that's a million bucks shot!
ReplyDeleteThey look like little clay sculptures! Thanks for linking up to Song-ography!
ReplyDeleteLoved the capture of the mushroom!
ReplyDeleteLinking up and thanks for hosting :)
Great picture. Thanks for sharing. Happy WW!!!
ReplyDeletelooks yum :)...I love mushrooms..are they eatable? happy WW :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots - thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Wordless Wednesday!
What a great photo! I learned a new word today... and about a new... whatever that is "Froom"! Is that like a mushroom, is it a veggie, can you eat it??? Hmmm now I am curious! Thanks for your linky party & letting me join! Hugs thanks for stopping by! woo hoo
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Great detail. I can't wait to edit and post some of the macro shots I took in my garden recently.
ReplyDeleteI love getting up close to nature.
I love it. I can imagine Alice underneath!
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Traci
These are great photos. Love the close ups.
ReplyDeletePreciosa... pretty pretty!!
ReplyDeleteFeliz MM!
Love shrooms!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love 'shrooms!
ReplyDeleteLove the detail you've captured here!
ReplyDeleteCool mushroom!
ReplyDeleteNever seen mushrooms like those. Perfectly captured.
ReplyDeleteI'm joining, thanks for stopping by.
Beautiful structures !!!
ReplyDeleteLovely mushrooms! Happy ww!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty mushrooms !
ReplyDeleteThey really POP aginst the grass---that detail is exquisite!
ReplyDeletethat's an interesting looking mushroom. i've never seen one like that where i live.
ReplyDeleteand thanks for hosting!
Do they really look like that up close??????...:)JP
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Reminds me of the Smurfs :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful close-up shots! I've never seen mushrooms like that. Are they poisonous?
ReplyDeleteCool texture, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Mushrooms are such weird plants. They pop up so quickly!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos - so clear and detailed, and what wonderful looking mushrooms! Thanks for hosting the linky. :)
ReplyDeleteNever seen that type of mushroom befor, but it has such a pretty color!
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