or maybe Three Funghi.
Not a bad natural history image... I like it.
Don't know if they're edible.
Bonus - Twenty Years Old -
Badger Badger Badger
Bonus 2 -
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
or maybe Three Funghi.
Not a bad natural history image... I like it.
Don't know if they're edible.
Bonus - Twenty Years Old -
Badger Badger Badger
Bonus 2 -

Well, I think it's a fungus, but it could just be a detail for Princess Beatrice's Wedding Hat.
Bonus - From the every odd Cyrial (aka Mutated Monty)
Bonus 2 - Pib and Pog
It's been a while since the last picture of mushrooms, so time to wheel out this pair of tiny devils. This species is the Peacock's Knee Mushroom, and is a native of Wiltshire, tho' it has been spreading as far as Staffordshire, most likely due to Global Warming. ( The name derives from the belief that the mushroom cap looked like a peacock's patella.
It's a year since these guys burst onto the World Wide Net, and they're still at it.

What's fun about this hobby is that you generally know nothing about the story behind the picture. Sometime you know when te slide was processed, and occassionally there will be a few words scrawled on the slide. And that's it.
So your brain starts looking for clues, making stories, trying to make sense. On the slide above, I'm guessing that they're out collecting wild mushrooms...gumboots, baskets, woodland. Yes, it seems likely. And yet, some people seem not to be dressed for a day in the country. Were they kidnapped by an errant band of mycologists ? Have they been over-indulging in 'shrooms already.
If you have a better theory, please...speak up !