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By Daniel_G
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Joined:  Thu Mar 25, 2010 7:27 pm
#155334
These popped up overnight some time last week at the college I go to. I believe that they must have sprouted from spores in the wood chippings we used to make out a few plots.

These where taken on my phone, so not the best pictures ever :(
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Cute or what?
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Cheers,
Dan
By sbrooks
Posts:  748
Joined:  Tue May 22, 2012 3:33 pm
#155340
What's with the eerie green color? They remind me of some glow-in-the dark mushrooms that I've seen on EBay.
By Snap Traps
Posts:  402
Joined:  Sat Oct 01, 2011 3:15 pm
#155351
Yeah, I thought so too until I realized they were too big to be that variety.
By Eric
Posts:  1143
Joined:  Thu Nov 13, 2008 1:23 am
#195673
I usually get chills when I see that many mushrooms. Same thing with swarms of ants, it just looks super freaky.
By Sander
Posts:  1226
Joined:  Thu Nov 29, 2012 6:29 pm
#195692
sbrooks wrote:What's with the eerie green color? They remind me of some glow-in-the dark mushrooms that I've seen on EBay.
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Like these? (i grow them hahahaa)
Photos were made with a panasonic compact camera with a shutter time of 8 seconds, in real its way brighter!
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