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A line stolen from Bitter with Baggage Seeks Same - The Life and Times of Some Chickens - one of my favorite picture books of all times. LOVE THIS TOAD. Love the toad stool. Love the Pentax 16-50 2.8. I actually spent today shooting family portraits - four sessions - two in New Durham, NH, and two in Portsmouth, NH. Four very different families, three very different locations, and each session was amazing for very different reasons. The light changed from shoot to shoot, the family dynamics…

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How to identify the Turkey Tail Mushroom or Trametes versicolor, one of the most commonly found mushrooms in North America.

It's morel season! Learn everything you need here, from foraging and cooking to food pairings, plus info on 2 of our other favorite gourmet wild mushrooms.

aka: Velvet Foot, Winter Mushroom, Enokitake Etymology Flammulina is derived from the Latin flammeus, meaning “small flame”, referring to the color. Velutipes is the conjunction of two …

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Aug 30, 2024 - Autumn is a magical season for photographers, especially when those magical golden colors are complemented by an often unwitting animal model. These are some of the best autumn animal photos we've ever seen, but we're sure that there are plenty out there that we've missed for you to share with us!

This mushroom is known world-wide as one of the best edibles. It is called the cep in France, the Steinpilz in Germany, porcini in Italy, and "king bolete" in English speaking countries. It has many close relatives and varieties, most of which are almost indistinguishable in their excellence. One of the most sought after of all mushrooms, delectable fresh or dry. This magnificent has several forms that may be distinct species. Plump as a "little pig" (porcini), no mushroom is more…

Pictures of wild mushrooms.