#cool fungi

[oakcricket]

green!!!

[thewildnopeboat]

Guardian, sitting down at the ship's chair: Note to Self.

Ghost: are you okay? You're looking pale.

Guardian: Don't eat the weird fungi from the Derlict Leviathan. One, you see stuff, and two you feel it going through your insides.

Ghost, flabbergasted: What? You? You're allergic to that?

Guardian: wouldn't say allergic as in that way, but sure, the sentient fungi tunneling it's way out of my- *quickly runs to the ship's bathroom, again*

Ghost, adding that note to the report he was making: "Guardian expresses discomfort and illness is present when eating the Egregore fungal growth found on the Leviathan. Guardian notes the feeling of it crawling around in its insides."

(Side note but like don't just eat random mushrooms, they can cause massive issues with biochemistry in the brain and gut. Be smart and research. They are cool!)

[your-local-squirrel]

Fell on a cool log.

Nut.

[milkboxgalore]

Mushrooms from a hike in Hawaii

[make-a-snowglobe-of-this]

[lindagoesmushrooming]

[p1nkstrawberr1es]

[dovesick]

out foraging

[plushstarrs]

Fishin’ at the creek

[opens-up-4-nobody]

You know that feeling where you have ideas. So many ideas. Too many ideas. And they all would take way too much time that you don't have if you actually wanted to execute them. So you just sit there giving yourself a headache because you cant decide where to start? Love that feeling. And by love, I mean I want to take my brain out of my skull and wring it like a wet sponge.

[oakcricket]

[somnambulant-seraphim]

I made a couple new necklaces recently: a crocheted mushroom pouch with a removable cap, and a macrame rock necklace with wooden beads. 

The rock I used is the translucent, agate-like one that I showed a bit ago, it was too pretty not to make into a necklace! (ง ^v^)ว <3

[your-local-squirrel]

Spotted some friends outside ((the fairies live in there!!))

[science-lover2941]

Hericium erinaceus

The Lion's Mane mushroom gets its name from its distinctive appearance, which resembles a lion's mane.

Lion's Mane mushrooms have been found to have potential health benefits, including reducing inflammation, improving cognitive function, and even supporting nerve regeneration. They contain a unique compound called hericenone, which has been shown to stimulate the growth of nerve cells.

[lycomorpha]

Just needed to look at some nice lichen. Thought I'd share 🌿💚

[mushroonn]

some cool ass lichens