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Shaggy ink cap Bläcksvamp

Anna

I found this outside my house recently.
It’s a funny fungus. First it is all a white beauty, then it transform to a ink colored beauty and in the end it explode and leave the ink on the ground.

Just look at this:



from wikipedia:

Coprinus comatus, the shaggy ink cap, lawyer’s wig, or shaggy mane, is a common fungus often seen growing on lawns, along gravel roads and waste areas.

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23 thoughts on “Shaggy ink cap Bläcksvamp”

    1. They are really cool. They are eatable when they are white, but they ink up very fast. I never tasted them, so I don’t know if they taste well.

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  3. I was going to ask if they were edible. I guess when they ink up the toxins take over. Interesting, I wonder if they can use the ink for a die?
    Leslie

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    1. Interesting question. I have no idea if the ink is useable 🙂 They’re edible as long as they are white. Never eaten them, so I don’t know if they taste good.

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  6. The lawyers’ wigs are left from a time when all the men at court wore wigs. At some point they modernized them a little, making them smaller and, I guess, less uncomfortable, but ever sillier looking. Why they can’t just get rid of them I don’t know, but Britain does love its traditions–especially the bizarre ones.

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