Clare Blencoweさんのイラストまとめ

The husband's book is out in paperback today. 🥳

It's been racking up great reviews since it came out last year!

⭐⭐⭐⭐(⭐) on Goodreads ▶️https://t.co/8rBwJaWcQF

So, if you haven't bought it yet, now you can buy it cheaper than it was before 😁

Oh hi!

(I have no idea what species is illustrated here, I just stumbled across it in Schaeffer's 'Fungorum...' from 1800. But it looks super friendly, right?! ▶️https://t.co/JEKogFKNxZ)

Strong Wednesday morning energy with these. #TagYourself

All images © @MorganLibrary, New York. ▶️https://t.co/1sRxAY2ETd

(I should really get ready for work now.)

@PublicDomainRev Feel like I've seen that strangely anthropomorphic face before?

Saint Jerome Penitent in the Wilderness. Albrecht Dürer ca. 1496.

[Open Access image via The Met https://t.co/YjdBCDnLgY]

Super proud and excited that the husband's book is out today.

GONE ~ by Michael Blencowe, published by @QuartoKnows https://t.co/wYhJof4BMp

It's been a real thrill seeing it come together with Jade They's fabulous illustrations. Check out her insta: https://t.co/yGZMmfFU6i

@Blackmudpuppy

Me when I'm allowed to have my friends round for dinner.

(Public domain image via https://t.co/upYokHrknQ)

Step 4: Get a book. Preferably lots!

There are useful resources on the internet, e.g. https://t.co/b9t5sKjeX2

... but books are the thing! These two are a good start for a basic ID guide and an accessible 'explainer'.

I think these scattered orange-brown spots are the 'uredinia' of a Puccinia species: stage II in the rust fungus's life cycle.

(A single species of rust fungus can produce up to FIVE different spore types. When I first heard this I was like 🤯.)

@curataceae Thanks!

Any details of collections or lists of non-lichenised fungi from Sussex will be exceedingly gratefully received.