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Ah yes, i’ve always loved Nature and mushrooms. Your Gallery is just abseloutely beautiful! You have a new watcher! <3
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thank you very much, i am glad you enjoy it
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You’re so welcome, and i really enjoy it yes
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thanks a lot, bernie, it means something for me.
i admire your work, some of your shots are my
all time favourites
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Welcome to
We do hope that you enjoy our group, it is such a pleasure to have you as a member! Please, take a look at our new rules before submitting your work. Looking forward to the joy of your work in our galleries!
Have a great day!
Group Rules - Best-Snapshots
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thank you very much for your invitation and your warm welcome. i am looking forward to be a member of your group.
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CREAZYLIKE MY ART PLS JOIN MY GROUP
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Your photography is beautiful!!! I love the filter you use! It makes your photos look dreamy and calm.
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YAY ANOTHER MUSHROOM LOVER!
I'm always hunting mushrooms with my camera!
I live up in the furthest Northern part of California, in the Redwood forests - we get some really fun mushrooms and clusters of mushrooms.
I've met quite a few people from Germany, whom have all said that this area is quite similar to the atmosphere of Germany, so I'm not surprised to see similar mushrooms to my region
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thank you very much, emily. i saw your gallery, you got a lot of great shots, not only mushrooms.
have fun and good light!
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Hi ~ Richard Green here....I'm sending along a pic of mushrooms I been shooting
for some time now. Do you know their name? You seem the be THE expert, and I
truly enjoy your beautiful takes on these lovely fungi....THANKSoMuch....
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hi richard,
i gues these are
Mica Caps (Coprinus micaceus),
as long they are young they are supposed to be edible,
but can cause serious poisoning together with alcohol.
Better let it and do not eat them.
To be shure you need a real epert, not me
see you!
josef
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THANKS so much Josef....believe me, I WAS NOT
GOING TO EAT THEM....They appear quickly after a modest to
heavy rain, and they seem to take many forms of AGE, from
little beige nubs sticking out of the ground to old and
blackened umbrellas as they prepare to die.....
Again...THANKS , much appreciated that you got back
to me.....richard
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you are very welcome, richard,
they are one family with the "shaggy ink cap",
which also is edible very young but poisoning with alcohol.
they go very fast to the stage where black
liqid like ink is dropping down.
have a good time
josef
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They mature very rapidly.Ink cap....good name.
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Your photos are great. I particularly love the ones which feature mushrooms.
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thank you, i am glad you enjoy it!
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Thank you so much for joining The-Photo-Club ! Really hope you enjoy your time at the group!
We urge you to check out our group rules and submission guidelines as well as our what you can do now page!
If you have any questions at all please feel free to note the group and we’ll get back to you soon!
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