A walk through the 500-plus acres of woods at the Ned Smith Center for Nature & Art in late October shows the diversity of a forest ecosystem. Fungi spotted include a coral-pink merulius (top left), a blue cheese polypore (second row, second from left), and witches’ butter (third row, third from left). (Photos by Leslie Boorhem-Stephenson)
Fascinating... have a dear friend whose husband is an expert and remember his teaching us years ago a method of identifying them.
Had heard about this amazing communication system before...thanks for the reminder and wonderful pictures and story of one of nature’s marvels!
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Fascinating... have a dear friend whose husband is an expert and remember his teaching us years ago a method of identifying them.
Had heard about this amazing communication system before...thanks for the reminder and wonderful pictures and story of one of nature’s marvels!
Thank you!
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