I found a slime mold growing in my back yard about a decade and a half ago, but I can’t say I’ve ever come across any fungus with looks like any of those.
Unfortunately, a WordPress upgrade several years ago “disconnected” the pictures in my older posts, and I never figured out how to reconnect them.
WorpDress hasn’t been a lot of fun recently. If your images are still in the Media file you should be able to re-link them, and if you open up a post in html text you should see the names of the missing .jpgs & .pngs. If you posted images by direct link to another site and that site is gone, then so are those images.
Actually, I started my first website (Off in the Tall Weeds) in 2003, but the WayBack Machine doesn’t have anything for any of the snapshots it says it took of it.
I think that all of my media files for the website are still there, just in a different directory. I think the media directories were renamed, but the contents not moved over, at some point several years ago. I seem to recall that examining my website using an FTP program showed them, but, as I said, that was several years ago.
Time to put it back onto my to-do list. I swear I’m busier in my almost-but-not-quite-retired state than I was when I was working full-time.
Tacky Raccoons 
I found a slime mold growing in my back yard about a decade and a half ago, but I can’t say I’ve ever come across any fungus with looks like any of those.
Unfortunately, a WordPress upgrade several years ago “disconnected” the pictures in my older posts, and I never figured out how to reconnect them.
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I remember finding puffballs in the woods as a kid, and yeah, we kicked them. The one at lower right looks like the inky cap mushrooms we sometimes find in the backyard. http://www.ontfin.com/Word/inky-cap-mushroom-coprinopsis-atramentaria/
WorpDress hasn’t been a lot of fun recently. If your images are still in the Media file you should be able to re-link them, and if you open up a post in html text you should see the names of the missing .jpgs & .pngs. If you posted images by direct link to another site and that site is gone, then so are those images.
Otherwise you can comb The Way Back Machine.
http://web.archive.org/web/20150101000000*/https://bendreth.com
Yours goes back to 2006?! lol That’s a ton of tedious work, but if you know which particular post you’re looking to restore it can help.
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Actually, I started my first website (Off in the Tall Weeds) in 2003, but the WayBack Machine doesn’t have anything for any of the snapshots it says it took of it.
I think that all of my media files for the website are still there, just in a different directory. I think the media directories were renamed, but the contents not moved over, at some point several years ago. I seem to recall that examining my website using an FTP program showed them, but, as I said, that was several years ago.
Time to put it back onto my to-do list. I swear I’m busier in my almost-but-not-quite-retired state than I was when I was working full-time.
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