Fungi Friday: A little splash of red

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I have a feeling we're being watched from above says the fungi community. Many people pass us by on a daily basis and yet few stop to really look at us.



I like your new pair of earrings, red suits you and matches your cheeks when I tell you a knee slapping joke like this one.


Why did the fungi hunter stop hunting only after a mere 10 minutes? Too much truffle.


I sense people look upward too. As above, so below as they say. There was a found footage horror film put out with this title that had people wandering around the Catacombs of Paris. What a setting for a horror film!



Looking good. Those little red dots are reminding me of eyes and this might be a manta ray. I wonder if anyone has posted any fungi present in the sea? That would be really interesting to sea (did you see what I did there?) as there are a great deal of them in there.



Don't forget about us at the base! We're making our way up to the summit. We're making progress but it's hard to see.



Be sure to zoom in a little bit more. Don't let the green funk on us make you think we're not active. We can actually start growing in mere hours, I have some friends that are just forming right now.

My contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw

You're probably asking yourself, how may I join this exciting community? I have all the details for you my fungi loving friend. The guidelines are easy to follow. I'll be seeing you soon enough I'm sure!

  • How to join #FungiFriday

  • When Friday comes (UTC time) post your own, original photo/drawing/art/food/anything-at-all of any type of fungi

  • Add #FungiFriday tag (it doesn't have to be your first tag)

  • Include "My contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw" anywhere in your post.

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I wonder if anyone has posted any fungi present in the sea?

Interesting :P
I asked Uncle Google... and look what I found!

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Australian scientists have used genetic material to pinpoint the origin of the deep-sea mushroom, an unusual gelatinous creature first dredged up near Tasmania in 1986.
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Very interesting to sea indeed :)

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Downright alien looking like that movie The Abyss. Strap on your scuba gear we're going underwater fungi hunting some time 😀

!PIZZA

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The "berries" must of fallen? A fungi making fruit is a rare sight methinks lol.

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This is a first for me, I don't usually see much color in these ones haha

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