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Still have a bookmark for a website that only lists types of fungi found in Ohio

Ngl I clicked on it last week thinking it would be a dead link by now but it loaded perfectly. The whole page is just a guy named Dan who apparently spent 3 years documenting mushrooms he found in his backyard near Columbus. I scrolled for like 20 minutes and there were over 400 entries with blurry photos and handwritten notes scanned in. Has anyone else stumbled on a hyper-specific hobby site that's been running since the late 90s without any updates?
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paulc93
paulc937d ago
Dan's fungi page sounds like an absolute nightmare honestly. Why would anyone want to browse 400 blurry mushroom photos from one guy's backyard when Wikipedia exists with actual good pictures and scientific names? I bet half those entries are just the same moldy leaf photographed 15 different times. The whole thing probably hasn't been updated since 2001 because Dan realized nobody cares about his backyard mushrooms.
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olivia573
olivia5736d ago
right? id take dan's blurry mold collection over some sterile wikipedia page any day
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