Endless

Oh hey that's an interesting way to look at it! Thanks for the new perspective :) I appreciate ya

Of course! Lot's of happy deer around these parts absolutely thriving

Hehehe It's a truly iconic look and you pull it off quite fabulously! ✨️🍄✨️
They are lovely shrooms :)

Yes it was just fine! Just trying its best to remain still and "hide"
It was very freshly born and the mother was nearby

Glad to hear you liked it!
Thanks for saying so :)

🍄 :)

It's pretty top-notch 🍄

They are pretty ferntastic!

They are precious little darlings just tryna exist as best they can.
I feel I can see why people react and feel they way they do about them.
I just choose to see things another way.
I will always advocate for the unfairly villainized, there are far more harmful things than a wee spider.

Plonk

Emerging

The looooong waay

The iconic toadstool of folklore and fairy tales The Fly agaric (amanita muscaria)

Amanita minute to gaze upon this beauty
#fungifriends

Bit of a close up

Plant silhouette against a rising sun on a dark misty morning

Can't see without light

Ferns the long way

Some vibrantly green polypody fern fronds illuminated by waning light

🌿

Sunlit

Against a blue seagrass background

A pale pink cluster if 4 petaled flowers on a costal plant i suspect is an invasive European Searocket (Cakile maritima)

Caught this flower tryna be as pretty as you
Valiant effort but not even close
Nice try

Pensive gull as light returns Deep thoughts= FOOD

Less reflective Intensified blur

Foggy sunrise at the shore of a bay. A seagull puttering around nearby Blurry reflection of light

Amidst a reflective morning

Surely contemplating life and existence as a spider

A somewhat mottled brown and tan Spider having a moment of perhaps serenity whilst sat upon a leaf. Inaturalist top suggestion: Potter's Grass Spider (Agelenopsis potteri)

🕷 Just a cutie doing it's best 🕷

:) You're sweet

Indeed :)

Thank you! :)

That's very nice of you to say! Thank you kindly :)

Oh gosh I must have missed that. Oh well! It happens. I'm wrong about something at the very LEAST once a day