@frankashwood I didn't know about these taxonomic "extras" until now (only that they are not #fungi) and was fascinated to read more about Amoebozoans https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amoebozoa I'll breed the orange one. 
It was excellent weather to find some lush green mosses.
mushroomposting will continue until morale improves :3
happy #FungiFriday to those who celebrate :3
shopping for new furniture and this velveted bolete caught my eye
Loot from the Művészetek Völgye (Valley of the Arts) art festival and market 
This looks very like Chicken-of-the-Woods but of course I won't be eating it: never munch on a hunch
If teams #mushtodon or #sporespondence could chime in here I would like that. C-o-t-W is on my mushroom bingo card 
Wneud risotto madarch heno, rysait Nisha Vora, sy’n galw am 500g o fadarch, ond ar y ffordd i’r siop, wrth ymweld â’m pyrth #ingress, ffeindiais i dyfiant ffres hyfryd cyfrwy cennog (Polyporus squamosus / dryad’s saddle) wrth fynwent Capel y Wig.
Hubby and I took Emma on a hike on Saturday that was awesome! We came across so many mushrooms that we had to look at and snap photos of, which made our hike significantly longer.
Emma even stopped to sniff a couple of them. She was not as interested in the mushrooms as she is in fresh dog pee, however.
#sporespondence
#fungi
#mushtodon
#hike
#dogsofmastodon
@pearofdoom Both are valid. There's also #sporespondence. And of course #FungiFriday.
Happy #MushroomMonday! Here are a few unidentified mushrooms from a couple weeks ago—my gut says they're all Amanita species, but I only took samples of one and I haven't given it a proper inspection under the microscope just yet.
For #FungiFriday I thought I’d share an old photo of these colorful bracket fungi I found growing on a mossy log at Carter Caves #StatePark near Olive Hill #Kentucky. This was from October 2003.
I found the book of moss.
@RussCheshire 
Exactly that. We lost a lot of #hedgerows to industrial agriculture or theories that #alley trees were dangerous in case of accidents (in reality, alleys slow down).
But also because of an invasive fungal disease, imported by American soldiers in 1944. Their wooden munition boxes were infected and the native #plane trees couldn't resist that #fungus: https://daysontheclaise.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-plight-of-plane-trees.html
We now have resistant hybrids but old trees are dying.
Apropos Napoleon's #alleys,
double #FungiFriday post today because I just realized I never shared this fun redscale film shot from back in April :3
a slightly blurry picture of some fun mycenas for #FungiFriday 
Just get a load of this cloud
the beacons are lit!
eboy (ectoplasm boy)