©2018 Barry Smith - Droplets on a Snow-pea leaf |
This post celebrates some of that fleeting beauty.
First a series of photos of a spreading type of fungi that totally transformed over a period of about 12 hours.
©2018 Barry Smith - Detail of fungi below - early morning |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi - early morning |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi - after lunch |
©2018 Barry Smith - Detail of fungi above - after lunch |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi - end of the day - life cycle seems to be finished |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi on decayed yucca stump |
©2018 Barry Smith - Emerging fungi in the hollow of a decayed yucca stump |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi in decayed yucca stump |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi on decayed lemon tree stump |
©2018 Barry Smith - Tiny fungi on decayed lemon tree stump with microscopic visitors |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi on decayed lemon tree stump - 24 hours later |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi in decayed yucca stump - this morning |
©2018 Barry Smith - Fungi in decayed branch - on my walk this morning |
©2018 Barry Smith - Droplets on a small orchid with webs |
©2018 Barry Smith - Droplets on a rose on the block - this morning |
©2018 Barry Smith - Droplets on a frangipani on the block - this morning |
©2018 Barry Smith - Looking out to a cloudy sky and valley across the rain filled fire-pit bowl |
oh that last photo of the refection in your fire bowl!
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