One big mushroom
Found this in one of our planters yesterday, don't know what kind it is but it's large,
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That's a jug of cleaner.
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...With all those rods on the wall, and youre not out fishing?!..
...Ive been trying to find the time to head up to a friends ranch up by Bonham, who has a beautiful, OLD, 10+ ac lake, full of big bass & Channel Cat...I am soooo ready for a day of great fishing...
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I dare ya to take a bite.
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Texas1911DE: 30474032701595/comments/30474019366299
...With all those rods on the wall, and youre not out fishing?!..
...Ive been trying to find the time to head up to a friends ranch up by Bonham, who has a beautiful, OLD, 10+ ac lake, full of big bass & Channel Cat...I am soooo ready for a day of great fishing...
Weather has been not so good lately and the winds have been 15 - 25 knots every day for weeks now.
Maybe next week I'll give it a shot.
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mohawk600: 30474032701595/comments/30474006999323
I dare ya to take a bite.
Not even on a "Double Dog" dare. 😎
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Rocky Raab: 30474032701595/comments/30474019280155
That's a jug of cleaner.
Why yes, yes it is, it's a gallon jug and it's sitting right next to a GIANT MUSHROOM. 😉
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If you have any black paper and rubber cement - cover the black paper with rubber cement - place the cap - gills side down - on the paper and leave it alone to dry and leave a spore print. Don't fold it - put it in a claps envelop of appropriate size and prints of any photos you have to the Mycology Department of some university such as the University of Florida or Georgia or whatever and they will identify it for you.
I would be willing to bet a sizable sum that it is not a 'white angel of death'
Amanita bisporigera (Death Angel, Destroying Angel, Eastern North American destroying angel) | North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox
Amanita bisporigera (or Death Angel) is a deadly, two-spored species of fungus and is a smaller species than its equally deadly cousin, A. virosa. The effects of eating this fungus include a lag period following initial symptoms, which can lull the patient into a false sense of security.Best Regards - AQH
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