Big Clump of mushrooms
I'm sure there's a reason why mushrooms grow in little clumps together in certain places but I'm not sure why that is. Maybe one of the smart people reading this might be able to shed some light on it and let me know the reason behind it?
Below you'll see a couple of examples of photos of these clumps of mushrooms captured in the early morning Autumn air here in Ireland. I captured these ones out on the golf course during a recent round with some friends.
When I first glanced at it, I was unsure if it was a massive pile of shite or a clump of mushrooms! Alas it was the latter.
This is always the time of year that I start to contribute to Fungi Friday again, as the mushrooms start appearing here in Ireland again.
Something I've noticed is that they tend to grow back around the same place every year. Does that mean that the roots stay alive beneath the soil and they just sprout the mushrooms at certain times of the year or do they die off entirely and new ones pop up randomly each year?
For first time readers who are wondering what Fungi Friday is, I'll say this, we've got Three Tune Tuesdays for the musically inclined. We have Beer Saturday for those who like a brew on Saturday night after a tough weeks work. Then there are Fridays, another favourite day of mine and Fridays mean Fungi Friday.
It's getting to the time of year when I'm seeing loads of mushrooms on the golf course and elsewhere, they seem to thrive at this time of year when it is damp and not too cold yet. If you're in Ireland or the UK, there should be loads of mushrooms dotted around the countryside. If you roam golf courses like these like I do, you may well come across some.
I've gotta say, I do class myself as lucky to play and love the game of golf. Not only is it fun to compete but you get to walk around beautiful green Parklands with lots of different flora and fauna sprinkled about for the senses to appreciate weekly.
As I say every week, there'll be a few of you who have no idea what Fungi Friday is, so let me set the scene for ye.
Fungi Friday
First things first, have a look on the #fungifriday community and scroll back to some of @ewkaw's Friday posts to hear all about it and get snapping the next time that you see mushrooms in the wild.
My golf course is great for mad looking mushrooms and it is in fact soon going to be that time of year when these guys start sprouting up around the golf course again and I always like sharing these photos as they're pretty cool if I may say so myself.
Thanks as always for stopping by everyone.
Peace Out
Gee the mushrooms are beautiful you are lucky to find these mushrooms on the golf course while playing golf there are beautiful mushrooms 😀
Ya definitely lucky, firstly to get out golfing regularly and secondly to be able to appreciate so many of nature's gifts while playing.
Good morning dear friend @ablaze
It's very true what you say, mushrooms regularly grow in the same places or nearby, it's something I've noticed in recent years
You're lucky that you visit these beautiful places, where in addition to playing your favorite game, you have the opportunity to enjoy nature
Beautiful photographs
Thanks my friend. Yes, mixing golf and seeing nature at it's best is certainly a win/win. I was playing again this morning and was hitting it well. I had around 8 birdie putts, but unfortunately I only made one of them! 😬 Still, Nature was nice to enjoy..