True story: It was last Sunday and I was at my local cemetery, almost prostrate on the grass getting these shots of Apricot Club fungi (Clavulinopsis luteoalba) when these two old women came up behind me.
“Are you okay, dear?” one asked.
“Oh, yes,” said I, “just getting photos of these fungi.”
“Oh, that’s good,” said the other old dear, looking rather dubious about the actual existence of any fungi, so small were they in the grass. “Neither of us knows CPR so we were wondering what we were going to do when we saw you lying there.”
As I read recently, ‘Fungi have a long history of zealous but misunderstood enthusiasts.…’

I can’t imagine why!
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Great images and info as always, but laughed out loud at the imagined image of you laying on the ground taking the pics in the perfect place to alarm old ladies! They clearly thought you’d escaped from a secure place….
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I seem to have that affect on people, Theresa! It’s not the first time I’ve been thought odd for lying on the ground to photograph fungi. 😉
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