I found a dinosaur egg…aka huge fungi “mushroom” on a trail in the forest.
Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
This mushroom is the size of my foot!
It is massive and doesn’t it actually look like a dinosaur egg though!?
Mushrooms grow in damp places. That’s why they are shaped like an umbrella.
Alphonse Allias
Fungi can play an important role in the nutrient cycle by breaking down dead plants and animal matter and returning the nutrients to the soil.
New Forest fungi also plays an important part in woodland management. One of the most important things that fungi does within the New Forest is to break down wood and aid the decay process. These fungi are known as “saprophytic”, feeding on dead organic material.
“Why did the mushroom go to the party?
~ Louis Tomlinson
Because he’s a fungi!”
- Book Reviews
- Collabs
- I'm An Author
- Let's Stay Healthy
- Mallory's Advice Tidbits
- Mallory's Life
- Mallory's Merch Store
- News Articles I'm Featured IN
- Puppy & Pets
- Random Chats
- Recipes
- Saving the Planet
- Author
- Latest Posts
Outdoorsy, sarcastic, and fun, empowering mom, adventuring the forest!
