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Date uploaded: Oct 15, 2006

A SINGLE PUFFBALL ( Lycoperdon molle) growing on an old moss covered decaying tree trunk. Lycoperdon molle puffballs are, 1-4 cm ( 1/2-1 1/2in) across and 6cm( 2 1/4in) high. They are usually pear-shaped; grayish brown to milky-coffee-colored, minutely spiny or granular. Their habit is on solil or humus in deciduous or coniferous forests. They are frequent by not abundant and found widely distributed in North America. The growing season is from August- October. They are edible when flesh is completely white.

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Uploaded:: Oct 15, 2006
Taken on:: Oct 1, 2006

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Make:: Canon
Model:: Canon EOS 20D
F stop:: F/22.0
Focal length:: 90.0 mm
Flash:: flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode (16)
Metering mode:: pattern (5)
Dimensions:: 2400x1836

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Awesome shot, I like the composition in photo and all the mushroom pictures in this album ..~Ilpo

said ILphoto 7 months 13 days ago
Another nice shot of mushrooms.Thanks,Sandy

said rasim1 10 months 1 days ago
it looks like an egg

said bhppydontwrry 2007.08.06 at 14:00:44 PDT
Very special lited....

said anmali 2007.06.27 at 12:06:16 PDT
Beautiful!

said haneveercoremanssh... 2007.06.27 at 00:17:58 PDT
awesome shot

said ak_99901 2006.11.10 at 20:14:31 PST
I see the f stop is at 22 which would drop shutter speed are you using another source of light,or is it that bright as usually when I find these really growing is during dark raining days.using a tripod??

said ak_99901 2006.11.10 at 20:13:39 PST
My mom and dad ate some of these this year. -Great shot Sandy

said Smileatu777 2006.10.22 at 14:33:43 PDT
Thank you for your visit view my photos.I just had to bookmark this photo,love full of clarity,beautiful shot.Thank you Sandy.John

said john_boy_please 2006.10.16 at 11:18:32 PDT