Eastern Wahoo Tree
The fruit of an Eastern Wahoo tree. I shot this one last Fall.
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October 29th, 2009 at 10:38 am
Your photos are all lovely. I have really enjoyed looking at them.
There is a mushroom that is called a puffball mushroom, but it is completely round. I am not sure that this mushroom was. My parents used to find those in their yard; they were edible, but this one looks as if it has some ridges on its edges. I would not eat it.