I went for a short walk in the woods today and found this adorable pair of mushrooms. It looks like the smaller one is hiding, and seeking protection behind the larger one.
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This is another favorite! I think I like this one almost best of all. The colors, the way they tie into one another, the contrast of velvety browns and spiked greens is delicately exquisite. Wow!
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