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  1. 19th July 2012, 02:27 PM #1
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    Default Various fungi

    growing in my own front yard.
    The ones on the right are normally orange coloured but i think they may now be dieing.
    The two cream ones in the centre i've never seen before and the clump on the left i've not seen before in the yard.
    There all on or in an old stump in the yard.


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    Fred nice colours. been keeping you in the dark have they. Many years ago down the sth coast NSW we were walking through a grotto to a beach and a glow in front in the bushes had us ready to run its was Fungi.

    If Sue saw these they would be bagged up (wearing gloves) and used for dyeing wool, each type gives off different colour.
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    You must of peed in that area Fred because you're a fun guy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sjt View Post
    You must of peed in that area Fred because you're a fun guy.

    Boom, tish.
    Well there wasn't mushroom anywhere else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sjt View Post
    You must of peed in that area Fred because you're a fun guy.

    Boom, tish.
    Quote Originally Posted by Allan at Wallan View Post
    Well there wasn't mushroom anywhere else.

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    I havent as yet but i just may do now, i have to admit to using the compost bin now and again
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