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Scleroderma citrinum
This picture was taken on the 27th of Jan 2012 in a mixed deciduous forest near the Dutch coast near a pond.
Spotted on Jan 27, 2012
Submitted on Jan 27, 2012
4 Comments
Thanks Rat! It was the first time I saw them like this as well. I think that the green colour came from the trees. There was this green dust coming of of the trees that coverd everything.
I've found a lot of these and none of them have looked green like this also I've not seen them opened up like that with three seperate holes. I like your photos!
It's rather common that they have this color, You could Google the image and see.
Normaly it's more creamy, the green comes from algae.