Little Fungi City in our Garden

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( EN / DE ) Although I've been on HIVE for a while now, this is my first fungi post into the FungiFriday Community. In fact, I rarely see mushrooms, the more I was surprised when this little "mushroom city" suddenly appeared in the middle of our garden.
Obwohl ich jetzt schon länger auf HIVE bin, ist das nun mein erster Schwammerl Post für die FungiFriday Community. Tatsächlich sehe ich Pilze nur sehr selten, umso überraschter war ich, als diese kleine "Pilz Stadt" plötzlich mitten in unserem Garten auftauchte.

From time to time a single small mushroom sprouts in our place in the wet seasons, but I have never seen something like this here. So immediately made photos for you.
Unfortunately, the snails have found the mushroom city before me and some caps were already damaged.
Von Zeit zu Zeit sprießt hier bei uns schon einmal ein einzelner kleiner Pilz in der feuchten Jahreszeit, aber so etwas habe ich hier noch nie gesehen. Also gleich Fotos für euch gemacht.
Leider haben die Schnecken die Pilz Stadt vor mir gefunden und einige der Kappen waren schon angeknabbert.

I like the idea, we would build our cities in this way and nature is allowed to just be nature all around. How would it feel to be tiny and live in there? Round rooms, curved lines, would definitely be fine.
Mir gefällt der Gedanke, wir würden unsere Städte in dieser Art und Weise bauen und die Natur dürfte rundherum einfach Natur sein. Wie würde es sich anfühlen, winzig klein zu sein und da drinnen zu wohnen? Runde Räume, geschwungene Linien, wäre bestimmt fein.

The whole mushroom structure is about 10 x 15 cm and grows in the middle of the meadow, but near the cherry tree, where probably the needed shade was available.
Das gesamte Pilz Gebilde ist ca 10 x 15 cm groß und wächst mitten in der Wiese, aber in der Nähe des Kirschbaumes, wo wahrscheinlich der benötigte Schatten vorhanden war.

This was my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw and of course I really hope you like it :-) Yours, B.

I am a blogger from Austria, founder of the Hive Memorial Forest Community, active in ecency discord and here and there all around this beautiful blockchain.
Photos by @beeber. Mostly translated with www.deepl.com (free version)

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@acidyo hi, sorry but I dont like what this hivian joseg here does. Looking at his profile he has no comments, no votes / curation, no interaction, not even knowing the people, but collecting posh token via tweets :-(

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Just FYI there's certain minimum thresholds to earn POSH and we do take rounds to look at the twitter activities now and then as well to see if it's just bot accounts firing off likes and retweets and random POSH's. Many who spam for instance end up with no POSH, the amount of POSH that goes out to the daily tweets as mentioned in the daily posts is not the full amount of shares that day, just those that earned something.

We understand it can be annoying if people share random posts and their Hive activity is dead, but if they're somewhat active on Twitter I don't think it's fair to ban them, unless there's other reasons to as well. That said if they have no activity on Hive I'm going to re-consider rewarding the comments with upvotes that lead to hive rewards, I have a list of many I skip on the daily so will be looking into this one.

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Oh I dont mind for my own post, if somebody shares it in a tweet :-) its good vor my post anyway

but I dont like this one here because it really looks like posh and hive farming.
Thank you for the explanation

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Are you sure you looked at the right account, btw? I see some recent posts and comments on his Hive profile.

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I clicked directly on the hive user account in the posh comment. Looking at the hive wallet, the last month one post payout, two comment payout, the rest only posh transfers.

but I see, sometimes comments in the comments feed, maybe I judged to hard

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Hello Baybuh. That's Beeber in British. The shrooms you got hardly resemble the ones we got in Amsterdam but fungi nonetheless.

Hallo Baybuh. Dat is Beeber in het Brits. De paddo's die je hebt, lijken nauwelijks op degene die we in Amsterdam kregen, maar leukgi niettemin.

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Dan de Days... you should learn Porutgeese! ;-) whats beeber in portugal? beeberino in Italy maybe.

Hm. It would be great to have and sell THOSE mushrooms you met in Amsterdam!!! Hope youre doing fine enjoying the warm southern sunshine

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something has been enjoying the mushrooms looking at the small bite marks i don't think it was you 🤣

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Who knows? ;-) I wrote its been the snails, but ...

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yeah bad me only focus on pictures ... , i hardly read between the images , i used to be a good reader but lost that too 14 years ago

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Oh no I meant ..... maybe I didnt tell the whole truth :-D

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They grow in large groups and of course these mushrooms have a very extraordinary appeal.

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Yes those dont want to grow all alone

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#HappyFungiFriday

I wouldn't mind living in a mushroom although I'd be tempted to eat my own residence due to it being delicious

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Maybe there would grow little fungi to eat inside on the walls? ;-)

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Ain't you find the intruder eating that fungi yet?

Well, Haven't seen them all together in same place before and also not seen much in my country.

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There should be fungis all around the world I thought?

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Ugh you go to details 😎

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Fungiastic details :-)
But you missed yesterdays post about calamari in Sentilj :-)
!ALIVE

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Very cute mushroom and he grows so much

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Welcome to the community! :)
Once you start to notice them, you'll see them everywhere.

Look @soulsdetour, cherry mushrooms again :D

@tipu curate 2

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Oh, wow, really! 😍 I love them! They seem to be a slightly different species than mine and also somehow more solid and resistant.
How long did they live in your garden, @beeber? Or did the snails destroy them very quickly? I bet they are very tasty. 😊

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Hmmm.. could be different. I think yours were more like mine.

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Exactly! I thought the same. But given the info below about their short live, it seems they're kind of a same family though.

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That's very possible.

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Hi, just went outside to look, after some cold nights near 0 degrees, they became brown and somehow disappeared. Looking like wet soil now :-( not very resistant it seems.
Dont know the species I am in southern part of Austria and dont know much about fungis by now.

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I found similar kind of fungi in summer under the cherry tree in our garden. Their life was very short and I thought it's because of the heat. They reappeared a couple of times there, and disappeared exactly the same way (brown, looking like a wet soil). Cute creatures, but I really felt sorry for them 😔 Yours seem to be of the same family, although a bit different in appearance.

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Haha was a long way to scroll back your feed, but found 2 posts about. Yes they look little different. Put the links here so they can be compared.

Will have to watch my place here every day next year. Dont think they will come back in Winter.
Thats SO fascinating!

https://ecency.com/hive-151327/@soulsdetour/third-fungi-appearance

https://ecency.com/hive-151327/@soulsdetour/short-lived-fungi

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Wow, I didn't want to spam your post with my posts, otherwise I could dig them up for you 😂
Yes, they are bit different. Don't think they will appear in winter either. I bet, in summer will be their time again. We will wait for them. 😊🍄☀️

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Thank you for the welcome :-) so this will be like shadow hunting, once you start you see them everywhere?
They are called cherry mushrooms?

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so this will be like shadow hunting, once you start you see them everywhere?

Yep :D

They are called cherry mushrooms?

Oh no, its a made-up name :) Soulsdetour found them a few times near her cherry tree and you mentioned they grew there too. I found similar, or the same near apple tree. But the "cherry mushroom" name is more catchy :p
They seem to really like fruits.

But now that I looked again at mine, they are different...

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Now they disappeared :-( maybe too cold.
Cherry tree mushrooms! :-D

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Yea, they are very short lived. Mine just vanished too.

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So ein kleines (großes) Pilzhäuschen würde mir auch gefallen :)

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