Pear-Shaped Puffball (Lycoperdon pyriforme) | Rich Leighton

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This puffball mushroom is very common and I see them all over the Southeast. This is just an example of the beauty that Ive been walking past so frequently while looking for the big picture. Sometimes the beauty really is in the details!

Copyright: © 2011
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This puffball mushroom is very common and I see them all over the Southeast. This is just an example of the beauty that Ive been walking past so frequently while looking for the big picture. Sometimes the beauty really is in the details!