Nico Berlo @nico

**やぎ＠ぬくもりすきー** @capra@misskey.nukumori-sky.net · 2d

やぎ＠ぬくもりすきー @capra@misskey.nukumori-sky.net

@wachikof@mstdn.jp
「桜咲(さくらさ)く / 幹(みき)の袂(たもと)も / 晴着(はれぎ)とて
スカートはきたし / 野辺(のべ)のキノコよ」

#aiart #気ままに一首 #fediverse短歌部
#お題「 #スカート」#短歌 #tanka

[ 季語：桜 ]
桜の花が咲いて、その木の根元に生えるキノコも晴着としてスカートを履きたいようです

キノコのうちには成長すると胞子をたくわえたヒダが傘の下から下がってくるものがあります、日本ではレッドリストに収録されているものもあり発見されることは稀です

桜の咲く頃に発生するアミガサタケを3月28日にご紹介したのですが、アミガサタケからは胞子のヒダが発生することはありません、誤った情報を投稿してしまいました、改めて次回の #FungiFriday でご説明します

白い網のスカートをはいた「キノコの女王」　キヌガサタケ見つかる | 北播 | 神戸新聞NEXT
http://www.kobe-np.co.jp/news/hokuban/202107/0014495593.shtml

絶滅の危機に瀕している世界の野生生物のリスト「レッドリスト」について｜WWFジャパン
https://www.wwf.or.jp/activities/basicinfo/3559.html

For visual aid, Alt-TXT is provided, followed by an English translation of the tanka.(視覚補助のための代替文後に短歌解釈の英訳があります)

The original image and the prompts used to generate it are attached in the reply area.(元画像及び生成プロンプトについては返信へ添付します)

«Generated by MicrosoftDesigner and Copilot, Edit in CapCut »
Alt-TXT: A detailed illustration of a morel mushroom with a brown, honeycomb-textured cap and a white, lacy stem. The mushroom is centered on a white background, highlighting its unique texture and shape.

On the right side of the image is a tanka poem written in Japanese that reads, ”Cherry blossoms in full bloom, /on the embankment of the trunk, /dressed in festive attire. /Mushrooms long to wear a skirt, /wild beauty beneath the tree.”

**Eyeling** @eyeling@mastodon.art · 4d

Eyeling @eyeling@mastodon.art

Some quick shots of an alien landscape that has been long overdue for a focus stack. Needs just the right amount of overcast sky to look good, though.

Cool looking cup lichen interspersed with moss on a tree bark.

Different angle (from above): Looks Like a tiny otherworldy settlement of umbrella trees

#mosstodon #FungiFriday #LichenSubscribe

**Derick Rethans** @derickr@phpc.social · 4d

Derick Rethans @derickr@phpc.social

Poking Through

Dieren, Nederland

A single pale mushroom has pushed through a layer of brown leaves.

#FungiFriday #Photography

**Moss Wizard** @Moss@beige.party · 4d

Moss Wizard @Moss@beige.party

A single pale thin mushroom, its cap tattered by hard weather, protrudes from the mossy and jagged exposed wood of a shattered old tree stump. It almost seems like a climber on a steep mountain nearing the peak.

#FungiFriends #FungiFriday #mosstodon

**The Alchemist** @alchemistsstudio.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy · 4d

The Alchemist @alchemistsstudio.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

Saw two little friends yesterday! Mushrooms and the mycelium network are fascinating. Porcelain vessel, a mushroom crown, Echoes of forest where magic's found. Lid in place, your secrets inside, A place where dreams and wonder collide. #fungifriday #fungifriends #pottery #art #mushrooms #magic

A soft blue porcelain vessel with a lid. The lid has a mushroom standing atop the vase. The lid sits beside the vessel.

A soft blue porcelain vessel with a lid. The lid has a mushroom standing atop the vase.

A soft blue porcelain vessel with a lid. The lid has a mushroom standing atop the vase. This photo is a closeup of the gills of the mushroom in blue and cream

2 brown mushrooms grow on the forest floor

**Dan McCullough** @danmccullough@ecoevo.social · 4d

Dan McCullough @danmccullough@ecoevo.social

A while back I posted how Purple Tooth [Trichaptum abietinum] mushrooms can be confusing because, well, they’re seldom purple. Here’s a fruiting that has aged to nearly all white.

Closeup of a dead tree trunk. This is the bottom 3 ½ feet. It is covered with hundreds of small, thumbnail-sized shelf mushrooms that once were tan or gray with green bands has aged to nearly all white. The tree is in the forest and the ground is piled with pineneedles and leaves.

#FungiFriday #Mushrooms #Fungi

**Willa** @wplalonde@lgbtqia.space · 4d

Willa @wplalonde@lgbtqia.space

Aged alder bracket (𝘐𝘯𝘰𝘯𝘰𝘵𝘶𝘴 𝘳𝘢𝘥𝘪𝘢𝘵𝘶𝘴 or 𝘔𝘦𝘯𝘴𝘶𝘭𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘢 𝘳𝘢𝘥𝘪𝘢𝘵𝘢), from the Wiley Trails.

I took the picture from an angle as if the tree were still standing, but the rotted out trunk had broken in the wind and lay horizontally across our path.