Fungus Tuesday. Images of Canberra

johnboy 8 March 2011 8 March 2011 3

kazza the blank one's fungus

The ever reliable Kazza The Blank One has weighed in with a stunning set of mushroom pictures for the Images of Canberra fungus week.

There’s still time to get snapping and get something in to images@the-riotact.com

Enjoy the slideshow:

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3 Responses to Fungus Tuesday. Images of Canberra

New Yeah 3:55 pm 08 Mar 11

Great shroomage, keep up the photos

carnardly 12:02 pm 08 Mar 11

they’re all nice mushrooms. Do you want photos of toe fungus too? Not that I can provide a personal photo of course – but was just wondering… heh heh.

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johnboy 12:12 pm 08 Mar 11

Let’s leave it to aesthetically pleasing fungus?

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