I would love for you to join me on a Wordless Wednesday post ( a post of a few photos and very few words) A couple of weeks ago Mr. Pinker , the grandsons and I took a stroll by the creek.
I hope these photos brighten your day .
The Theme: Mushrooms down by the creek.
So you see what I see?
Thank you for the sweet Wednesday visit. 🤗
💥Sprinkle your day with glitter and a whole lot of happiness! 💥
As Always...
Happy Stitching and Quilting, y'all
Melisa
"Nature alone is antique, and the oldest art a mushroom. "- Thomas Carlyle
Hugs and Stitches!!!!🤗🧵❤
Dedicated to my dear sister, Amy
I love and miss you so much.. Love you , Amo.
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Wow - so many different types of fungi! I especially like the one that looks like coral - how neat is that one! Thanks for the nature trip! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteWe were amazed by all of the different mushrooms in the wood. The rain and humidity has certainly allowed them to thrive this summer. Thank you for strolling in the woods with me, Donna. Hugs.
DeleteIt's interesting to see all the different kinds of toadstools that pop up when it's damp and rainy. We've had a good bit of rain lately and I'm seeing fungi I've never seen before! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh it is, Gretchen. It has been a rainy summer and we see mushrooms pop up in the most unexpected places. The woods with rich with the fungi the other day. Thank you for dropping by. Happy Wednesday. Hugs.
DeleteThe beauty of nature needs no words.
ReplyDeleteHugs from Spain
I agree, Isabel. It was a good day to be out and enjoying nature's wonders. Thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteThose are so interesting, Melisa. I imagine you have a beautiful place to stroll.
ReplyDeleteAaw thank you so much, Jeanna. It was a nice day to take a stroll. I am always fascinated by nature's beauty. Hugs
DeleteGreat photos, Melisa! Beautiful details here.
ReplyDeleteOh you are so kind, Linda. Thank you so much. We had a good day walking around the creek discovering new fungi peeking through the leaves. Have a blessed day. Hugs.
DeleteWhat a lovely variety of mushrooms you photographed, Melisa--thanks so much for sharing them ;))) Hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeleteOh thank you , Julierose. It seems like every few feet we would discover a new variety. They were so interesting to see. The colors were so vibrant. Have a blessed day. Hugs.
DeleteWordless Wednesday turned into Wonderful Walk on a Wednesday! Lovely walk, Melisa, and I'll bet the grands enjoyed the walk as well.
ReplyDeleteAaw shucks thank you so much, Susie. Oh yes, the grandsons love going to the creek. They are the ones who always suggest going there. They love playing in the water and roaming around. Have a blessed day. Hugs.
DeleteWhat awesome varieties of mushrooms. How many of those are edible?
ReplyDeleteHmmm... I am not sure, Terry. Hubby would know. Probably none of these, but he does go out during certain times of the year to search for morels and another kind of mushroom. Thank you for the sweet Wednesday visit. Hugs.
DeleteI love the different pictures! The little snail is so sweet! Hugs,
ReplyDeleteWasn't the snail the sweetest? It was just luck that I captured him. Thank you for the sweet visit, Sandi. I hope you have had a lovely day. Hugs.
DeleteThose mushrooms are fascinating! So many different shapes and colors. That looks like it was a lovely walk, Melisa!
ReplyDeleteOh I agree, Diann. It seemed like every step I took , I would discover a new bright and beautiful mushroom awaiting me. I got more photos of others but will save those for another day. Thank you for taking a stroll with me. Hugs.
DeleteYou have all kinds of mushrooms! We just mainly get one kind around here, but only when it's really, really wet, which is rare. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen so many different kinds of mushrooms during one walk, Kate. It was a feast for the eyes. It has been a wet summer here so I guess that is why we were seeing the variety. How interesting that there are few mushrooms in your area, but it is rather dry in OK. Isn't it? Thank you for the sweet visit. Hugs.
DeleteGreat photos of so many mushrooms! And, I love that cute little slug!
ReplyDeleteAaw thank you so much , Brenda. I was astonished to see so many mushrooms on our stroll. It was a good day to be out and about. It was just luck to see a snail enjoying a lazy day. Hee! Hee! Have a lovely day. Hugs.
DeleteLove the pictures of the mushrooms. Yellow Mushroom #5 looks like it has a face on it. The snail is so cute!
ReplyDeleteAaw I didn't even notice that -how cute! Thank you for pointing that out to me, Mary. Little things like that make me smile . That little snail was enjoying the mushroom LOL. I wish you a very lovely day. Hugs and Blessings.
Delete@ow those are beautiful mushrooms!
ReplyDeleteThere sure were a lot of them, Linda. We have had a very wet summer. Thank you for joining on my stroll by the creek. Have a fabulous day. Hugs.
DeleteWhat wonderful pictures. Do ou know which ones are edible and which are poisonous? Mr Snail is such a perfect touch to a nature scene. I have never seen this kind here in my area. Even tho they are are a nuisance in the garden, I can't help but be entranced by them.
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