Wild Mushrooms & Pretty Flowers.

For the past few mornings, it was raining on and off. There were some mornings we could not go for our early morning walk because of the rain or slight drizzle. When this happens, we are happy to continue with our sleep. One morning it didn't rain and we were happy to go back to our walking at the recreation park. 

It must have been due to the rainy days that caused these wild mushrooms to sprout out from the ground. There was this one big mushroom that looks so like a brain!

I spotted these mushrooms and a few others growing near to our walking path.

A few walkers were also attracted to these mushrooms and stopped to take snap shots of them.

This lone round mushroom was as big as a tennis ball.

Photo credit to my sister.

One morning my sister saw these 2 cute mushrooms growing in her garden. They look like 2 little humans with their net coats.

Photo credit to my sister.

2 little dwarfs came to visit and admire a giant sized garden.

On a different morning, I saw these pretty grey mushrooms in my garden.

I found a few of them scattered over the garden.

I also found one tiny beige mushroom under the shade of a dwarf Mexican petunia plant. There is always something interesting to see if only we take the time to be more observant.

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The following photos taken at a plant nursery are for joining Flower Wednesday.

 Pink and purple petunias

 Deep purple and pink petunias.

 Adenium desert rose.

Adenium desert rose.

Linking to Flower Wednesday.

One who doesn't give the gift he promised is like a

cloud blowing over a desert without dropping any rain.

(Proverbs 25:14, The Living Bible-TLB)