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| Unidentified Amanita mushroom, quite possibly a Blusher or Grisette |
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| While Amantas are infamous for harboring the deadly deathcap and destroying angels, they also contain some mild hallucinogens and some gourmet mushrooms. It's best just not to eat Amanitas in general. I just appreciate them for their beauty and help to the environment |
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| The largest one I saw next to my dad's 8-inch long hand |
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| This one was shorter and had a cup-shaped cap full of dirt |
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| Cool gills |
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| A very small amanita |
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| Beansprout Conecap. Weird name for a weird mushroom |
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| Despite looking like a bean sprout that got thwacked by a wet, dead leaf, this is exactly how the mushroom should look like. it should also be a sad puddle of black goo when it's mature |
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| Gill close-up |
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| Possible Yellow Fielcap |
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| Unidentified Picture-winged fly above a possible common fieldcap |
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| Weird lil' fly |
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| Goldenrod Soldier Beetle on Compass Plant. |
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| Goldenrod Soldier Beetle on Creeping Thistle. |
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| Goldenrod Soldier Beetle mating. |
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| Goldenrod Soldier Beetle on Culver's Root. |
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| Common Eastern Firelfy |
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| Tomentous Soldier Beetle. Tomentous sounds like a little kid trying to say tormentous, or something tomatoes |
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| Hornworm Tachinid Fly |
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| Margined Calligrapher |
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| Black Firelfly |
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| Milky-white Toothed Polypore |
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| The name's Gus. Fun Gus |
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