#panthercap

[tethrarisms]

Look at them. Look at how far they've come since joined the same team. Look at how T'Challa sacrificed himself in Blood Hunt to save "THE ICON" aka Sam Wilson, and how he went to a dreamscape only to save Sam all over again. Look at them. Look at how fine they are.

I've looked at them for five hours now... (sobbing in the distance)

(From Avengers United Infinity Comics #36-39)

[comixqueen]

I recently joined a post-apocalyptic Godzilla-based TTRPG and I am having a blast!

Here's some of the art I've made for it so far.

The building-sized cat is Atrox the icy mist lynx kaiju. She is my character's "bonded titan", meaning they get powers from her in exchange for my character's humanity. Fun stuff.

The person in the blue down jacket is my character; Panthercap. They/them pronouns. The big kitty with them is their truest friend, Carl. Panthercap lives in a busted up version of San Francisco, which means I get to take my own reference photos!

The 5-foot pigeons are not friendly...

[dansnaturepictures]

Roe Deer, bell heather and fern, sundew and panthercap at Acres Down in the New Forest yesterday and Cormorant at Lakeside Country Park on Friday.

[therekinperson]

I redesigned my least used oc ever

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(original design)

[hotmushroompics]

[sowa-draw]

Sisterhood 🍄🪄🫧🍄

Dewdrop bonnet & False blusher

This is a special illustration for me this time because I wanted to represent my daughters in it. The older one (Bubble Witch) always tells extraordinary stories to the little one (Smol Panthercap) and takes her to an imaginary world.

Here, she sends her magics full of bubbles to make her fly in the air ! 🫧🥰

I was inspired by the theme of the week 4 of Funguary which is cryptic but by making it cute and very colorful.I hope

I hope you will like it ! ❤️

The Bubble Witch 🪄🫧 - Dewdrop Bonnet

This mushroom captures dewdrops, so I imagined a witch who casts spells using the power of her bubbles.

The Smol Panthercap 🍄 - False Blusher

She never goes out without her white socks. Her white flesh doesn't blush when she's bruised, unlike her cousin the Blusher Mushroom.

Moodboard ⬇️

[warriors-rewritten-chaos]

Warrior Cats Prefixes- P

I had a WC Name Generator on Perchance that I made but I don't seem to have access anymore, so I'm remaking it here as just a simple list. The definitions used are the ones that Clan cats have for those things, and thus are the origins of the names. Definitions used are whatever I found when I googled it.

Pale-: "[adj] light in color or having little color"

Pansy-: "[noun] a popular cultivated viola with flowers in rich colors, with both summer- and winter-flowering varieties"

Panther-: "[noun] a black leopard"

Panthercap-: "[noun] a species of fungus found in Eurasia with poisonous and psychoactive properties"

Parsley-: "[noun] a biennial plant with white flowers and aromatic leaves that are either crinkly or flat"

Parsnip-: "[noun] a long tapering cream-colored root with a sweet flavor; [noun] the widely cultivated Eurasian plant of the parsley family that yields the parsnip root"

Partridge-: "[noun] a short-tailed game bird with mainly brown plumage, native to Eurasia"

Patch-: "[noun] a part of something marked out from the rest by a particular characteristic"

Patched-: "[adj] having multiple patches"

Pea-: "[noun] a spherical green seed that is eaten as a vegetable or as a pulse when dried; [noun] the hardy Eurasian climbing plant which yields pods containing peas"

Peace-: "[noun] freedom from disturbance, aka tranquility"

Peach-: "[noun] a round stone fruit with juicy yellow flesh and downy pinkish-yellow skin; [noun] the tree which bears the peach fruit"

Peak-: "[noun] the pointed top of a mountain"

Pear-: "[noun] a yellowish- or brownish-green edible fruit that is typically narrow at the stalk and wider toward the base, with sweet, slightly gritty flesh; [noun] the tree which bears the pear fruit"

Pearl-: "[noun] a hard, lustrous spherical mass, typically white or bluish-gray, formed within the shell of a pearl oyster or other bivalve mollusk and highly prized as a gem"

Peat-: "[noun] a brown deposit resembling soil, formed by the partial decomposition of vegetable matter in the wet acidic conditions of bogs and fens"

Pebble-: "[noun] a small stone made smooth and round by the action of water or sand"

Peony-: "[noun] a herbaceous or shrubby plant of north temperate regions, which has long been cultivated for its showy flowers"

Pepper-: "[noun] a capsicum, especially a sweet pepper"

Perch-: "[noun] a common freshwater fish"

Peregrine-: "[noun] a powerful falcon found on most continents, breeding chiefly on mountains and coastal cliffs"

Periwinkle-: "[noun] an Old World plant with flat five-petaled, typically bluish flowers and glossy leaves"

Persimmon-: "[noun] an edible fruit that resembles a large tomato and has very sweet flesh; [noun] the tree which yields the persimmon fruit"

Petal-: "[noun] each of the segments of the corolla of a flower, which are modified leaves and are typically colored"

Petrel-: "[noun] a seabird related to the shearwaters, typically flying far from land"

Petunia-: "[noun] a plant of the nightshade family with brightly colored funnel-shaped flowers"

Pheasant-: "[noun] a large long-tailed game bird native to Asia, the male of which typically has very showy plumage"

Phlox-: "[noun] a North American plant that typically has dense clusters of colorful scented flowers, widely grown as a rock-garden or border plant"

Pigeon-: "[noun] a stout seed- or fruit-eating bird with a small head, short legs, and a cooing voice, typically having gray and white plumage"

Pike-: "[noun] a long-bodied predatory freshwater fish with a pointed snout and large teeth, of both North America and Eurasia"

Pine-: "[noun] an evergreen coniferous tree that has clusters of long needle-shaped leaves. Many kinds are grown for their soft timber"

Pink-: "[adj] of a color intermediate between red and white, as of coral or salmon; [noun] pink color, material, or pigment"

Pipit-: "[noun] a mainly ground-dwelling songbird of open country, typically having brown streaky plumage"

Plover-: "[noun] a short-billed gregarious wading bird, typically found by water but sometimes frequenting grassland, tundra, and mountains"

Plum-: "[noun] n oval fleshy fruit that is purple, reddish, or yellow when ripe and contains a flattish pointed pit; [noun] the deciduous tree that bears the plum"

Plume-: "[noun] a long, soft feather or arrangement of feathers used by a bird for display; [verb] spread out in a shape resembling a feather"

Poison-: "[noun] a substance that is capable of causing the illness or death of a living organism when introduced or absorbed"

Pollen-: "[noun] a fine powdery substance, typically yellow, consisting of microscopic grains discharged from the male part of a flower or from a male cone"

Pond-: "[noun] a small body of still water formed naturally or by hollowing or embanking"

Pony-: "[noun] a horse of a small breed"

Pool-: "[noun] a small area of still water, typically one formed naturally"

Poplar-: "[noun] a tall, fast-growing tree of north temperate regions"

Poppy-: "[noun] a herbaceous plant with showy flowers, milky sap, and rounded seed capsules"

Possum-: "[noun] a marsupial with a naked prehensile tail and opposable thumbs, an opossum"

Potato-: "[noun] a starchy plant tuber; [noun] the plant of the nightshade family that produces the potato tubers on underground runners"

Powder-: "[noun] fine, dry particles produced by the grinding, crushing, or disintegration of a solid substance; [noun] light, dry, newly fallen snow"

Prickle-: "[noun] a short, slender, sharp-pointed outgrowth on the bark or epidermis of a plant, a small thorn"

Primrose-: "[noun] a commonly cultivated plant of European woodlands that produces pale yellow flowers in the early spring; [noun] a pale yellow color"

Privet-: "[noun] a shrub of the olive family, with small white heavily scented flowers and poisonous black berries"

Promise-: "[noun] a declaration or assurance that one will do a particular thing or that a particular thing will happen; [verb] assure someone that one will definitely do, give, or arrange something, or undertake or declare that something will happen"

Proud-: "[noun] feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions or those of someone with whom one is closely associated; [noun] having or showing a high or excessively high opinion of oneself or one's importance"

Ptarmigan-: "[noun] a northern grouse of mountainous and Arctic regions, with feathered legs and feet and plumage that typically changes to white in winter"

Puddle-: "[noun] a small pool of liquid, especially of rainwater on the ground"

Puffball-: "[noun] a type of fungus featuring a ball-shaped fruit body that (when mature) bursts on contact or impact, releasing a cloud of dust-like spores into the surrounding area"

Pumpkin-: "[noun] a large rounded orange-yellow fruit with a thick rind, edible flesh, and many seeds; [noun] the plant of the gourd family that produces pumpkins, having tendrils and large lobed leaves"

Purple-: "[noun] a color intermediate between red and blue; [adj] of a color intermediate between red and blue"

[vernal-redblades]

The Syndicate Districts: Fealty Listings

Coalition of the Earth Heartbeat; Blood (Arc 1, Book 1)

Population: 41 members

LUMINARIES;

Grouse Snarling-goat -- he/him

Dusk Glassnose -- he/him, they/them

PRACTITIONERS;

Silvervine Cuffedpelt -- she/her ↳ Lemongrass Cuffedpelt -- he/him

Ipecac Cuffedpelt -- she/her ↳ Murk Bolete-ear -- she/her, sage/sageself

LOREKEEPER;

Ash Skulltrot -- they/them, she/her ↳ Salsify Bluepelt -- she/her

ARTISANS;

Wolfsbane Skulltrot -- she/her

Garlic Crowberry -- they/them ↳ Panthercap Silentpools -- he/him

Wolf Thymekeeper -- he/him ↳ Boulder Snarlingskull -- he/him

Quinine Silentpools -- she/her, they/them, fungi/fungiself

CUISINIERS;

Moor Thymekeeper -- he/him ↳ Dandelion Bluepelt -- they/them, he/him

COURSERS;

Ram Snarling-goat -- he/him ↳ Pepper Bolete-ear -- he/him, they/them

Dawn Glassnose -- she/her

Wren Snarlingskull -- she/her

Coconut Cuffedpelt -- she/her ↳ Twilight Glassnose -- she/her

Papaya Silentpools -- he/him ↳ Chanterelle Bluepelt -- he/him

Eucalyptus Cuffedpelt -- she/her

Damson Bluepelt -- she/her ↳ Velvet Breadbreak -- she/her, they/them

COMBATANTS;

Soleil Glassnose -- it/itself, sun/sunself

Grain Silentpools -- she/her

Bristle Snarlingskull-Snakeclaw -- he/him

Finch Skulltrot -- she/her, they/them

Rook Bolete-ear -- he/him, it/itself

Vole Breadbreak -- he/him, they/them, sprint/sprintself

Elk Crowberry -- he/him

Crown Bluepelt -- he/him ↳ Wool Snarlingskull -- he/him, sheep/sheepself

Coyote Thymekeeper -- he/him

Fenugreek Cuffedpelt -- he/him, it/itself, they/them

DEN-PARENTS;

Rose Breadbreak -- she/her

Chili Cuffedpelt -- he/him

Flight Thymekeeper -- she/her

[cryptic-mushrooms-of-the-woods]

Panthercap, also known as amanita pantherina.

Uncommon but often confused with grey spotted amanita, its ochre-brown cap has a grooved margin and regular pattern of white, warty veil fragments (these may wash off) The gills are white and free, the ring ungrooved and pendulous. The white stem has several scaly rings above the egg-cup like swollen base.

It can be fatal if consumed.

[mycosprite]

This is not a Panthercap. Amanita pantherina is somewhat uncommon, has pure white scales, and lacks the dark stripes around the stipe. Panthercaps are also highly poisonous while excelsor are edible, although not recommended due to their easy confusion with pantherina.

Grey Spotted Amanita Amanita excelsor var. spissa

[lord-allo]

ich denke, das ist ein... | I think, it’s a...

Pantherpilz  ☠  Panther cap, false blusher

Amanita pantherina

[fungitopia]

That's one sexy shroom! 💕💕💕

[dansnaturepictures]

24th August 2024: Cross-leaved heath, one of a few wonderful Roe Deers it was great to see and view on our walk at Acres Down in the New Forest this afternoon, the little Ruby buddleia in the garden brought in memory of our late dog Ruby, view at Lakeside Country Park yesterday evening and snapdragon out the back and beautiful and fascinating sundew I enjoyed seeing, trees and a log with a bit that I thought looks like an eye at Acres Down.

Fallow Deers in a deer fest, Robin, Goldfinch, Woodpigeon, lesser spearwort, a heather hat trick with common heather and bell heather seen too, tormentil, daisy, gorse, water mint, bog asphodel, bracken, hard fern, rowan berries, apples, blackberries, Dor beetle, Southern Hawker, my first panthercap mushroom of the year and Green Woodpecker heard were other highlights on the brilliant walk from Acres Down with Collared Dove, Woodpigeon, House Sparrow, Goldfinch, sunflower, bee and black-eyed Susan other highlights at home.

[wool-paw]

*Leafclan has been renamed Dustclan and the trechor’s drop has been moved to the mountain in Rainclan

Some designs and a map from my warriors setting overhaul/weird magic au/ fanclan thing “Lingua Franca lacking”. The main point is to make a warriors setting that does two things: establish distinct culture and cultural differences, and feed my bottomless hunger for worldbuilding.

[julesfungi]

Panther Cap . Amanita pantherina

[funghimagazine]

EXCELSA OR PANTHERINA? 🇬🇧 It happens very often that the readers of my blog #funghimagazine .it write to me asking 4 the mushroom's ID through some pics. To all of them I reply that, 1st of all, although I am a mushroom scholar, I do not have the relative license as a mycologist, 2nd point, if I did, I could not in any way be able to recognize a #mushroom, making the distinction in the case of very similar mushrooms, from some pics. 4 example, in the photos in this post, are they •Amanita excelsa• or •Amanita pantherina•? These 2 species of #amanita #mushrooms are almost identical. They differ in a few details, not even easy to recognize. In this case, having not been able to have the #fungi analyzed by an expert, I will leave readers with the doubt as to which of the 2 species it is. 🇮🇹 Accade molto spesso che i lettori del mio blog funghimagazine.it mi scrivano e mi chiedano l'ID di 1 o più funghi, attraverso alcune foto. A tutti loro rispondo che, punto 1, pur essendo studioso di funghi, non possiedo il relativo patentivo da micologo, punto 2, anche se lo avessi, non potrei essere in grado di riconoscere un fungo guardando foto. Es: nelle foto, si tratta di funghi •Amanita excelsa• o di •Amanita pantherina•? Queste 2 specie di Amanita sono quasi identiche. Si differenziano per pochi particolari. In questo caso perciò, non avendo potuto farli analizzare da un esperto, lascerò ai lettori il dubbio di quale delle 2 specie si tratti. Una è edibile, l'altra tossico-velenosa. 🆔 Amanita spissa - Amanita excelsa #amanitaexcelsa var. Spissa #amanitaspissa 🆎 COMMON NAMES: 🇬🇧 Grey spotted amanita #greyspottedamanita 🇫🇷 Amanita épaisse 🇪🇦 Amanita de pie grueso 🇩🇪 Graue wulstling / Eingesenkter wulstling #eingesenkterwulstling 🇸🇮 podaljšana mušnica 🇵🇱 Muchomor twardawy 🇨🇿 Šedivky #sedivky 🇫🇮 Savukärpässieni #savukärpässieni 🇪🇪 Hall kärbseseen 🆔 Amanita pantherina #amanitapantherina 🆎 COMMON NAMES: 🇬🇧 Panthercap #panthercap / false blusher 🇩🇪 Pantherpilz #pantherpilz / Eine pantherpilz 🇫🇷 Amanite panthère 🇪🇸 Amanita pantera / Falso galipierno 🇵🇱 Muchomor plamisty 🇷🇺 Мухомо́р панте́рный 🇭🇺 párducgalóca / bagolygomba (presso Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CK6dTj7MC88/?igshid=187fkbkv4m8ad