Macro lenses are brilliant, they open up a whole new world in botany. I’m a bit of a tree and flower guy and I don’t leave the house without a magnifying glass (when I do leave the house!!). Due to our size and the way we perceive time us humans subjectivity experience only a thin slither of reality. There is so, so much more to see with magnification and time laps technology. I’m currently taking pics of tree buds and their leaf scars through a 20x hand lens, it’s low tech but it does the trick!! Thanks for another informative vid Mia🍄
Oh wow, intarsia. Thanks for the horizon broadening there. Might come in useful. In fact thanks for all the knowledge you’re sharing. Interested people are the most interesting people for sure. Keep it all coming!
Good to see you man! 😊 nice drum playing on the mushrooms on the fallen tree. Lol. Nice camera excellent focus and quality , awesome present. Hope your good. Peace n love man peace and love
@@Geezy333official 😆😆lol thanks & it is decent! A nice bright day is all I need now! Its so dark most days. i’m very good thanks hope you’re well too ✨🫶🏻
Found a few grassland mushrooms near Edinburgh a few days ago, we had some hard frost at the start of Dec but it's been really mild the last couple of weeks. Barely any other mushrooms about though so I'm enjoying seeing what you've been finding!
Really enjoyed the video as always. I've spent a good amount of time in England and I miss walking in the forests over there. Liberty Cap season is over here in cold British Columbia but cool to see that they're still sprouting in good old England. Happy New Year to you!
Wow! “That mushroom” this late? I thought once there’s been a couple of frosts it’s game over. But as you say it has been mild and maybe not enough prolonged frost.
I wish I had the balls to collect my own mushrooms when out n about but I just know with my luck I’d collect the wrong type 🤷🏻♂️so I play safe and buy them off the shelf . My question is do they taste different or is a mushroom a mushroom ? If I blind folded you and cooked several different types would you be able to say what they are from the taste ?
Flavours definitely vary from species to species! some are fruity, some have a strong umami taste, some meaty some not etc.. I could differentiate them, sure, but won’t be able to tell you species’ names necessarily… i’m not a tasting expert 😆
@Florafunga thanks for the reply … a rather annoying answer as this now makes me curious as to trying different mushrooms/flavours and I think I need to look into this more : thankyou( will get back to you from my hospital bed later in the year )
It is when the new year in nature begins; everything wakes up and it’s the start of new beginnings 😊.. I just don’t resonate with a ‘new year’ starting in the middle of winter; a cold dark hibernation period!
@ah, yes. Makes sense that. Hence the name spring I suppose. In Welsh spring is Gwanwyn which is related to the word gwawr meaning dawn. Makes sense as well. I like our word for autumn as well; Hydref, which is also used for October. Two elements, hydd = stag and brêf = bray. So Season of the stag bray. Nice old language that is communicative with nature. Shame it’s nearly extinct. Like nature itself. Sigh.
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Macro lenses are brilliant, they open up a whole new world in botany. I’m a bit of a tree and flower guy and I don’t leave the house without a magnifying glass (when I do leave the house!!). Due to our size and the way we perceive time us humans subjectivity experience only a thin slither of reality. There is so, so much more to see with magnification and time laps technology. I’m currently taking pics of tree buds and their leaf scars through a 20x hand lens, it’s low tech but it does the trick!! Thanks for another informative vid Mia🍄
Great video Chick 👍 all the best to you and your family for 2025
Oh wow, intarsia. Thanks for the horizon broadening there. Might come in useful. In fact thanks for all the knowledge you’re sharing. Interested people are the most interesting people for sure. Keep it all coming!
Hi thank you for sharing they make some wonderful diy the colour's can be amazing 🐿️
@@roberthill9011 The green elf cup wood? yeah looks awesome I can’t wait to make something with mine 🤩
Great video, the new camera is very clear and sharp. Thanks again for sharing.
I’ve recently discovered your channel and love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make them. Keep up the great work
Thank you and welcome 🤗
Deez nuts 🥜 lol. Looking forward to all your foraging adventures this year 🌱🍄🫶🏻
glad someone got the reference 🤣🤣
"Bloody nice tree" Yes it is!
Wishing you all the good things in the coming year 🎉
😁 you too!! ✨
Fantastic video, thanks
Ive been recommended a few mushroom foraging videos lately, not complaining though, might be a sign 😊 nice vid, thanks 👍🍄
@@Bonkers4Hex hey, welcome 👋🏻😊
@Florafunga hello, thanks 👋
Beautiful ❤
You made my day menioning that new years is the 1st of April 🎉
@@wideawake4413 yeah well it just feels natural doesn’t it 🌷🌸🌞
@Florafunga Absolutely, but look into how many months are truly in a year. Tray, Manchester 💐
Good to see you man! 😊 nice drum playing on the mushrooms on the fallen tree. Lol. Nice camera excellent focus and quality , awesome present. Hope your good. Peace n love man peace and love
@@Geezy333official 😆😆lol thanks & it is decent! A nice bright day is all I need now! Its so dark most days. i’m very good thanks hope you’re well too ✨🫶🏻
Loving your channel
Happy new year Mia 🍄👍🏼🍻
So fun to watch😊
We don't look for them 😂😂,no one does , nice blog keep it up 👍
Found a few grassland mushrooms near Edinburgh a few days ago, we had some hard frost at the start of Dec but it's been really mild the last couple of weeks. Barely any other mushrooms about though so I'm enjoying seeing what you've been finding!
i went somewhere different y’day and found loads of waxcaps and other grassland fungi!! glad you’re enjoying 🙏🏼
Thanks Mia, enjoyed this.
Good 🙌🏼🫶🏻
@Florafunga 👊
@Florafunga 👌🍄🟫
Really enjoyed the video as always. I've spent a good amount of time in England and I miss walking in the forests over there. Liberty Cap season is over here in cold British Columbia but cool to see that they're still sprouting in good old England. Happy New Year to you!
@@markf.8144 Thank you & happy new year !!
happy new year hope you have a great one 🧡💙💚💜❤ the orangey one with strong striations i think i herd somewhere contains a type of amitoxin
Happy New Year Mia, whether that's 1st January or 21st March.
I celebrate the winter solstice rather than Christmas. 😊
and you! 🌜🌞
Wow! “That mushroom” this late? I thought once there’s been a couple of frosts it’s game over. But as you say it has been mild and maybe not enough prolonged frost.
@@slimpixie2404 yea 🤩 .. agree re the prolonging of it
I had a feeling them buggers kept popping up. I need to get out more often. Thanks for the inspiration
For a moment there at 6.17 I thought you pulled a double cheese roll out
@@jasonMMorris 🤣🤣 “aaand heres the sandwhich i made earlier…”
I wish I had the balls to collect my own mushrooms when out n about but I just know with my luck I’d collect the wrong type 🤷🏻♂️so I play safe and buy them off the shelf .
My question is do they taste different or is a mushroom a mushroom ? If I blind folded you and cooked several different types would you be able to say what they are from the taste ?
Flavours definitely vary from species to species! some are fruity, some have a strong umami taste, some meaty some not etc.. I could differentiate them, sure, but won’t be able to tell you species’ names necessarily… i’m not a tasting expert 😆
@Florafunga thanks for the reply … a rather annoying answer as this now makes me curious as to trying different mushrooms/flavours and I think I need to look into this more : thankyou( will get back to you from my hospital bed later in the year )
Gorgeous girl Mia, your videos are educational informative and inspiring. Happy new year and keep up the good work! Your bum is also a peach 😂 xx
thank you happy new year✨ & cheers..🤣🤣
who have gave you new camera ? (:
partner 😁
I forgot to ask why you say the new year starts in spring, so I’m asking now. So…?
It is when the new year in nature begins; everything wakes up and it’s the start of new beginnings 😊.. I just don’t resonate with a ‘new year’ starting in the middle of winter; a cold dark hibernation period!
@ah, yes. Makes sense that. Hence the name spring I suppose. In Welsh spring is Gwanwyn which is related to the word gwawr meaning dawn. Makes sense as well. I like our word for autumn as well; Hydref, which is also used for October. Two elements, hydd = stag and brêf = bray. So Season of the stag bray. Nice old language that is communicative with nature. Shame it’s nearly extinct. Like nature itself. Sigh.