Rain continues to drench our region and, unsurprisingly fungi are erupting in the woods. Domes up to 1 ft diameter shoulder aside pine needles and mulch. The underside where new life is stored and released is mysterious and almost cavernous when you get close enough and small enough.

There is no shortage of feasters – here is a slug at work

And no shortage of color, sizes and shapes

Some seem a bit drab

And some are half eaten

And some are all frilly and dressed for dancing

All of which adds to the pleasure of walking in the woods after days of rain.
nice pictures!