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Yesterday lunchtime I spotted a large toadstool on the back lawn. Recalling Nuthatch's trophy of a few days ago I took a pic - to wit and viz below .......
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A short time later I looked out of the window to have a quick gloat :P and ..... !!!!!!! GORNE :eek: .......
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Wishing to know the cause of the denied aforementioned gloat I googled for possible culprits - SQUIRRELS :squirrel: :faint:

I didn't know greys ate fungi - I do now :(

P.S.: The pix are the wrong way round but I can't be bothered .......
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Had you grabbed the recipe book before Cyril grabbed the main ingredient?
At least you can enjoy looking at your photo and think about what could have been. :)
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Mine disappeared the following day too, Placi :)

Cyril :yes: correct name for a squirrel, Jacksparrow :nod: not Bob :shake: :)
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The week we were away the 'mushroom' grew back - I thought it was a ball and was going to throw it back over the fence:-

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I think it grew a bit bigger this week - OH dug it up yesterday :(
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Do squirrels eat fungi? The reason I ask is because most mornings we have one in the garden searching the grass and I wondered what for.
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I think they do, johnd - look up 'Squirrels Eat Mushrooms' on YouTube.

When I see them here they are often digging holes in the grass burying peanuts or trying to find ones they've buried :squirrel:
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Have a look at the very first posts on this topic, Johnd !! I now know that treerats most definitely DO eat fungi :grumpy:
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Thank you. Funny enough I found nuts in my garden and I wondered where they came from. :)
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I took this picture this morning. I have no idea what type this is or anything about it I am afraid.



ImageFungi by JohnBW83, on Flickr
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Don't know what type, Johnd, but it's a beautiful photo.
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