US EditionMushrooms are glowing in the dark on NSW's south coast, and no one is quite sure why
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regionillawarra.com.auMushrooms are glowing in the dark on NSW's south coast, and no one is quite sure why
A ‘ghost mushroom’ captured at Merimbula by local photographer Peter Harris. Photo: Peter Harris. The recent deluge of rain on NSW’s south coast has been good for one thing: mushrooms. But the mushrooms currently popping up in our hinterland forests aren’t just any mushrooms. These are literally glowing in the dark. Think Avatar. In recent weeks, photographers from as far south as the Victorian border to the Illawarra region have been capturing …
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