Amazing photos.

We do! I have seen a snowed mountain (http://luberri.net/node/5) from my home today!
I won't have time this weekend to go to the snow thought!
This is where I live:



Where are you ForestCorpse?

That place looks awsome!

I am located here, I have marked with a black frame:
There is snow many other places in Norway, but out here by the coast it comes much later :/

Mycena species


Panaeolus cinctulus

Haven't visited the tavern for a long time. Good to see this thread is still open!

Here are a few from a recent trip i had:








And here's one i took from my balcony one morning:

was using my shitty camera phone... so apologies about the darkness and bad quality lol

Nice place too!
I will travel to Norway, someday.

Some new photos from my walk across some lakes today:















And I found my canoe that have been missing for a while! But now it is filled with ice.



And some black and white in the end:

Clitocybe nuda


Hebeloma crustuliniforme

Cool mushrooms!

Some new winter photos:

I have some pictures from a trip to Norway.. I'll see if I can find them...

Took these today with my 3.2 phone camera.

Flying around Denali (Mt. McKinley), North America's highest peak (20,320 feet).

From the nearest town, 50 miles away:


Hazy lowlands from the plane:


Into the mountains:


Denali on center-right:


That's the 14,000 foot north face of Denali on the left. Too big to get a decent picture of...


Entering Ruth Gorge. These rock faces are about a mile high:


Everybody's gotta have a dream home (note, this was in July):

Cool photos, love the house on the last!

Some random photos taken the last weeks:

Some really amazing photos! My fiance and I love going on adventures and taking photos, especially waterfalls. Sorry I am in a few of these but the back ground is so lovely!


Cathedral Grove in Qualicum British Columbia




Englishman River Falls in Qualicum British Columbia


Qualicum Falls in Qualicum British Columbia




Stave Falls in Mission British Columbia



Brandywine Falls Lookout Point in Squamish British Columbia




Shannon Falls in Squamish British Columbia





Othello Tunnels in Hope British Columbia



Lyton British Columbia



Hayward Lake Mission British Columbia (a favourite place to go swimming)




Lighthouse Park in West Vancouver British Columbia



Twin Creepy Buildings (Old railway stations). First one is in Abbotsford and the other is in Aldergrove British Columbia, about 30 minutes apart from each other. Stumbled upon them accidently

Awesome photos, Meganerd! Alaska is a place I'd really like to live someday (along with Scotland), but is it really as full of rednecks as my liberal coastal state of Washington would have me believe?

Ain't I grim in that picture?

Well... It's different (I grew up in Seattle). If it makes you feel any better, most of us can't stand Sarah Palin or those godawful reality shows. You won't find many football, nascar, light beer types up here, but you'll find lots of huntin' fishin' guns n' booze... You'll also find very few pretentious, faux intellectual hipsters. Politically, the state ends up going heavily republican, but in reality everybody's a pot smoking "don't tread on me" libertarian. And we all LOVE bluegrass for some reason... VERY few people into extreme music, but we're a tight knit, friendly group all across the state, and there are fun local bands, but nothing of national caliber. Alaska's heavily xtian unfortunately, but a little adversity does us good right?

Since the place is such a outdoor sports / scenery mecca, there will always be left wing strongholds if you know where to look. Homer, Girdwood, Talkeetna, Midtown Anchorage, west Fairbanks, etc. Come on up for a visit! But if you do, be forewarned that just about everybody who visits leaves determined to live here.


Altarsingore - Lower Mainland BC kicks ass! I went to college in Bellingham, just across the border. Spent quite a bit of time goofing off in Vancouver and hiking around Squamish.

Falconry?!? Aviation?!? Snow?!? Waterfalls?!?
Niiice!!!

Bolbitius titubans

Hygrophorus russula

Helvella lacunosa

Gymnopilus luteofolius

Witch's Butter, not sure which species and may need a scope to know for sure


Edit: Links fixed...

Took these with my new Nikon 12 megapixel camera. These are a direct contrast to all the frost and snow pictures taken by you northern hemisphere guys, and they were taken in balmy temperatures ranging from 28-33 deg centigrade.

Taken in the middle of the day in scorching heat at a place named Wangi Point. Good fishing spot.


Both of these were taken on Lake Macquarie, as sunset approaches.




When night fell while out on the boat (in these last two), a strange thing happens in the lake. When the surface of the water is disturbed, tiny bacteria in the water create a phosphoric effect, radiating iridescent blue sparks wherever a trail, or wake is left, which looks amazing.

EDIT: Re-sized pics.

Are you a mycologist, Byrain?

shit

Amateur, though I probably will pursue something in the field, research & field work sounds appealing. As for the pics, I enjoy taking them and improving my mushroom photography helps lots with identifying many species.

Mushrooms! Nice!
Last sunday in Aralar (http://luberri.net/node/22408), again:

Two winter pics, from a small village cemetery:

Cystoderma amianthinum var. rugosoreticulatum


Cortinarius croceus


Psathyrella longipes


All three names aren't sure bets, but look promising.

Got any pictures of psilocybin or psilocin Mushrooms?

@forestcorpse

Do you live in Norway or are you just visiting?

Already posted two. Some edible and poisonous species as well, none of which are known to be typically deadly (My pictures of those ones I found aren't all that great sadly).

Norway is my home and have alwys been!
My photos are taken around here where I live. Most of them.

Mindshadow: That photo I liked! Great atmosphere!

We have mushrooms too!


Here is a smal deer. To bad I dident have my best zoom lense with me.



And just for fun some killer bats!

where is that, seems like western Canada or US? very nice pics

Metantoine
Somewhere between Banff & Jasper, Alberta.

Looks like an expensive camera forestcorpse, nice detail on that fungi.

Cool polypore, if you wanted an actual name for it, you might be able to get one by posting the pics on mushroomobserver.org. They have all sorts of knowledgeable hunters from around the world and its where I've gotten many of my ids.