Perfect things: conkers, briefly glossy, fresh from their white-velvet-lined, green-prickled cases.

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Perfect things: conkers, briefly glossy, fresh from their white-velvet-lined, green-prickled cases.
Green-spored parasol 》 Chlorophyllum molybdites
Also known as the false parasol and the vomiter, this species is highly toxic but not usually deadly. It is the most commonly consumed toxic mushroom in North America as it is often mistaken for the edible parasol mushroom 》 Macrolepiota procera and the shaggy parasol 》 Chlorophyllum rhacodes. It can be distinguished by the green-tinted gills in mature specimens and its pale green spore print, whereas its edible look-alikes will have a white spore print.
Southeast Texas, 25 July 2024
One from my own collection! These beads are freshly sorted and a wonder to behold. Now to...use them? Share your collections with this blog! Tell the whole world about your favorite things. (Multiple photos? Use the app.)
snake in a rug recipe ✨✨✨
1 gardener snake - snake friendly rug - ichor (for warmth) - a can of snake food - one of those water sippy thingies (filled)
0/10 recipe, tasted funny
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Some mushrooms I spotted on my hike today.
It’s a giant D20 filled with forbidden juice.