🍄The Tangle is Deep @morgremmings - Tumblr Blog

I made thiss.

Just a litle creacher in a litle mood.

#morgrem #little creature #mine #glimwood tangle

petaltexturedskies

Mary Oliver, from “The Sunflowers”

#sunflora #sunflowers #flowers #reblogs

rherlotshadow

Bluebell woods after the rain

#reblogs #aesthetic #flowers #forest #bluebells

Eat dirt.

Chew stick.

Throw rocks at puddle.

Feel better!

#morgremmutters.txt

cryptid-stimming

x / x

#fungi #gif warning #reblogs

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raindrops

russell-tomlin

More Trees from Cape Perpetua

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Portals in Portland 🌀🌲

#portals

If you don't have dirt beneath your claws.. . why haven't you started digging yet?

#morgremmutters.txt #mine #txt

emir-kctrk

Artık hiçbir şeye dil dökecek gücüm yok. susuyorum zira konuşsam da hiçbir şey değiştirmeyecek içimdeki sessiz idamı..

#tag later

unicoherent

Timelapse fungus gifs

#fungi #reblogs #gif warning

murphysletsdraw

Orphan's Lament (gouache) It rained on our little smoke tree. I named this painting for the Robbie Basho song!

This will be my postcard print for June. Join my postcard club on Patreon if you'd like this mini print in the mail - link in my pinned post!!

#rain #dew #reblogs

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William Mason Brown (1828-1898) "Raspberries in a Wooded Landscape" Oil on canvas Located in the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas

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@sinnahsaint saaaaame. That many berries in such good shape, fallen on a path with no berry bush obviously nearby, and at the edge of light and shadow - at best, someone has dropped their berries. At worst…something terrible has happened to someone, just outside the frame.

AND they dropped their berries

sinnahsaint

Those and the third possibility of an unsprung trap baited with berries.

No thank you.

alpacamyhedgehog

These are the goblin fruits they warned us about

msbarrows

I find it particularly perturbing that the painting includes what appears to be a wild strawberry plant on the left, with unopened flowers. Strawberries ripen before raspberries (it’s usually generally strawberries in spring, raspberries in summer) , so where did all these out-of-season raspberries even come from!?

Definitely a trap from the fae.