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Devil's Finger Hatch

I love stinkhorn.

For those that want to see them in the untied states, here is some of my favorites.
Clathrus ruber, Clathrus columnatus, Clathrus bicolumnatus, and Pseudocolus fusiformis.
 
I've seen Clathrus ruber (AKA latticed, right?) here in Georgia. I've also seen the netted stinkhorn, but don't know the scientific name. Very cool. Too bad they aren't more established here.

I've seen lots of common white, yellow, red mushrooms; stalked and true puffballs on the property over the years. Just this last Aug/Sept, I noticed a patch of beautiful turquoise mushrooms I'd never ever seen. My first ever Green Russula patch. I thought those were pretty cool, too.
 
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