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Greetings and welcome to Arboreality, home of the tree blog. Arboreality is a blog about trees, forests, and wood, and everything in between. Join me, Jade Blackwater, to enjoy some of my day-to-day arboreal encounters.
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Yeah, sure looks like a modernist sculpture.The delicate twists and turns are captivating.
ReplyDeleteJe viens de rattraper le retard de lecture de votre blog et je remarque que vos photos sont encore plus belles.
ReplyDeleteAmitiés@+
JB and Tahrman, I totally agree! We had some wonderful light rain on Saturday night, and come Sunday morning all the fungi was happily sprouting. I was positively smitten with this one... it's just amazing.
ReplyDeleteManu, merci! Vous êtes trop gentil!
I'm waiting impatiently for the mushrooms here in Oregon. I haven't seen a decent one since late January. I'm fixated on the flowers, but I'm always looking for the mushrooms!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very fine fungus! I'm quite envious.
Very fine indeed, Trailhead! It was a grand surprise for me as I wandered through the woods.
ReplyDeleteHave you had much rain yet? The fungi around my Seabeck home in WA always made themselves known after a nice, sweet rain.
I haven't seen the same amount of fungal diversity around here, but it's early yet!