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AnotherDreamWeaver

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7. I don't think so.

Reply to rampartd (Reply #1)

Fri Aug 8, 2025, 10:53 PM

23 hrs ago

Here is a link to destroying angel:
https://www.mushroom-appreciation.com/destroying-angel.html Primary Eastern destroying angel species: Amanita bisporigera
Primary Western destroying angel species: Amanita ocreata

I think these are Agaricus crocodilinus:
https://picturemushroom.com/wiki/Agaricus_crocodilinus.html

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Fungi. I often see these toadstools on my walks around the neighborhood [View all] Walleye Yesterday OP

amanita virosa rampartd Yesterday #1

that doesn't sound tasty at all! ret5hd Yesterday #2

I don't think so. AnotherDreamWeaver 23 hrs ago #7

This is a wonderful photo, my dear Walleye! CaliforniaPeggy Yesterday #3

Thank you! Walleye Yesterday #4

Agreed w/Miss CP. Your composition, corner to corner shows high art, I'd way. Thanks, Walleye. George McGovern Yesterday #5

Thanks so much, you're too kind Walleye Yesterday #6

Very nice detail and composition! Diamond_Dog 12 hrs ago #8

Thank you, nature always does the best art Walleye 12 hrs ago #9

I agree. Diamond_Dog 12 hrs ago #10

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