Mushrooms remind us that beauty is not all glitter. Beauty can be functional, and understated. Look down and don't over look nature's well-built fungi.
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Perdue > the Pixie Goblet (Cladonias pyxidata), growing on the forest floor, Island Park, ID June 3, 2009
Perdue > Western Giant Puffball Mushroom (Calvatia booniana) in grass at Mile Creek Trail. Montana. May 31, 2008
Perdue > Coprinus plicatilis (Pleated Ink Cap Fungus) mushroom along Henry's Lake south access road. Very delicate with extremely thin cap with fan like indentations. Island Park, Idaho June 2, 2008.
Perdue > Top down view of Coprinus plicatilis (Pleated Ink Cap Fungus) mushroom along Henry's Lake south access road. Very delicate with extremely thin cap with fan like indentations. Island Park, Idaho June 2, 2008.
Perdue > Coprinus plicatilis (Pleated Ink Cap Fungus) mushroom along Henry's Lake south access road.
Perdue > Unknown lichen on rock in forest, Idaho. June 3, 2009
Perdue > Multiple colors of Lichen growing on rock in Sagebrush near Henry's Lake, Idaho. June 10, 2009
Perdue > Hemispheric Agrocybe Mushroom in under Sagebrush behind RedRock RV Park in Island Park, Idaho, June 10, 2009
Perdue > Side view of Western Giant Puffball Mushroom (Calvatia booniana) behind RedRock RV Park in Island Park, Idaho. June 10, 2009
Western Giant Puffball Mushroom (Calvatia booniana) in grass at Mile Creek Trail. Montana. May 31, 2008
> Western Giant Puffball Mushroom (Calvatia booniana) in grass at Mile Creek Trail. Montana. May 31, 2008
Western Giant Puffball Mushroom (Calvatia booniana) in grass at Mile Creek Trail. Montana. May 31, 2008
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