Mini-mushrooms
- Crone

- 3 days ago
- 1 min read
While checking out one of my Sentinel Trees, I realised he was covered in these tiny mushrooms.
I added the fingers to show how very teeny they are.
I don't know if this fellow was there for the mushrooms. Maybe he was just mowing the moss.

It was not a very pleasant day so I didn't linger, though I did have my lunch sitting in the Minerva Oak.
I was trying to feel in to tree-time, but she said that it takes a lot of concentration to draw what she requires out of each leaf before shutting off the connection and letting it drop, so she did not have much attention to spare.
I did see a hare by the mushroom tree, which was lovely. And I spotted its form under some brambles.
The rich colours of the sloes and haws drew me.
Every time I go to the Reserve I hear long-tailed tits and their cheerful company makes even a grey day OK.










I bet the slug was nibbling on both moss and the abundant wee fungi (good photo). I'm glad the tits were singing. I liked what Minerva Oak said -- neat idea.