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Another product of our warm, steamy Autumn ... the attractively named “dog vomit” Slime Mould 🍄 #bellingen #slimemould #fungi #micrology #inmacus #protista

Fungi just love warm steamy weather... this little crop is growing near my front door on some rotting bamboo corms. 🍄 So easy to photograph as they don’t move a millimetre - not even when the wind blows 💨 #bellingen #inmacus #fungi #mycology #mushrooms

Experiments with native Tulipwood and cochineal. The video is using a weak iron blanket with thanks to @kitchen.witch1 for the method. The photo is just clamping the paper and simmering in plain cochineal then resting overnight. 🌿I just can’t give up on this pot of cochineal 🌿 #bellingen #cochineal #cochinealdye #tulipwoodtree #harpuliapendula

I found a couple of what looked like egg sacks near a St Andrew’s Cross spiderweb and wondered if they were connected. I’d say that would be a definite YES ... so they’ve gone back out into the garden, and pronto! 🕷 #bellingen #arachnid #standrewscrossspider #babyspiders

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