Measures 39 cm across. probably poisonous, oh well. Found them growing beneath trees on a footpath in the Blue Mountains
Egrets, I've had a few...(musings and some pics)
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How do we know that's not just a really small doggo and smaller mug???
"Tragedy today as Blue Mountain rangers lament the loss of 400 year old fungi specimens."
Hmm yes in hindsight I wondered whether I shouldn't have plucked them, but we did some research and it seems they are examples of an australian fungi that after rain can quickly produce the most gigantic mushrooms in the world (think that's what it said), biggest recorded is over a metre wide so my samples are mere babies 🙂
Hmm yes in hindsight I wondered whether I shouldn't have plucked them, but we did some research and it seems they are examples of an australian fungi that after rain can quickly produce the most gigantic mushrooms in the world (think that's what it said), biggest recorded is over a metre wide so my samples are mere babies 🙂
A metre! that's a damn big mushroom. More like mush-house
Yep. it's quite a startling sight to be sure. this is the response of everyone I've shown so far!!
Yep. it's quite a startling sight to be sure. this is the response of everyone I've shown so far!!
That's getting to Roosters salary cap size.
manlyfan76
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Did the stems turn blueish if you scratch them?
If so can you mail them to me please.
If so can you mail them to me please.
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
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Police shoot at crocodiles charging at men fleeing from officers in Northern Territory's Daly River
www.abc.net.au
Police shoot at crocodiles charging at men fleeing from officers in Northern Territory's Daly River
Police shoot at crocodiles charging at men fleeing from officers
NT Police officers have fired shots at up to three crocodiles to stop them from attacking two men who jumped into a river "known for its significant crocodile population" to avoid arrest.
www.abc.net.au
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Police shoot at crocodiles charging at men fleeing from officers in Northern Territory's Daly River
Police shoot at crocodiles charging at men fleeing from officers
NT Police officers have fired shots at up to three crocodiles to stop them from attacking two men who jumped into a river "known for its significant crocodile population" to avoid arrest.
It's a different world up there in the NT!
manlyfan76
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"Mate stop running so I can shoot the f'ken crocs"
Only in the NT
"May the forth be with you."
If only I was a leg man
lol
Go Burleigh bears!
Is that near where the trees get filled with birds (lorikeets?) every night?
lol
Go Burleigh bears!
Is that near where the trees get filled with birds (lorikeets?) every night?
It's supposed to reach 27...28 degrees sunday and monday. Arghhhhhh!
If you don't hear from me I've melted....melted I tells ya!
That's too hot. Esp when I can still see snow.
🙁
If you don't hear from me I've melted....melted I tells ya!
That's too hot. Esp when I can still see snow.
🙁
Lol
Fahrenheit or Celsius?
Celsius!
(farenheit?..what is this...the dark ages????) lol
Haha almost, or at least the 1890s if you're reading the australian constitution 😱
T'was bike riding with Mrs moose yesterday and I said that I haven't seen any bears yet.
then about 20 mins later one was eating on the side of our path. a couple of tourists taking pics, and me being the gentleman let mrs moose go first (well...in case the bear attacks it gets her first...lol)
But the bear didn't care, I must admit when I went past, it was the closest I've been to a bear, and it was 1.5 metres away tops. a young'un it looked like, 2 or 3 years old.
However...no pics, no proof, I guess.
Apparently there's a grizzly somewhere around and you give those buggers a wide, wiiiiiide berth.
then about 20 mins later one was eating on the side of our path. a couple of tourists taking pics, and me being the gentleman let mrs moose go first (well...in case the bear attacks it gets her first...lol)
But the bear didn't care, I must admit when I went past, it was the closest I've been to a bear, and it was 1.5 metres away tops. a young'un it looked like, 2 or 3 years old.
However...no pics, no proof, I guess.
Apparently there's a grizzly somewhere around and you give those buggers a wide, wiiiiiide berth.
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