There are some beautiful and weird fungi about in proliferation this year. Lets see some of your best pictures of the ones you have found.
Fungi Photography Thread
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Next time I am out looking for fungi I wiil take some while they are still in the ground like you guys
Will be off to the new forest looking for cauliflower fungus shortly, hopfully I have not missed them this year
Will be off to the new forest looking for cauliflower fungus shortly, hopfully I have not missed them this year
All these photos are taken with the macro setting using a Sony Ericsson W995 8.1 mpx camera and then scaled using Gimp.
Coprinus Domesticus, not edible despite the name
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Unknown Fungi growing on Elder
and close up
Coprinus Domesticus, not edible despite the name
Unknown Fungi growing on Elder
and close up
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OK, so it's not a brilliant photo, but an interesting mushroom.
This is the rare Asterophora parasitica growing on Russula nigricans. These fungi only appear on the decaying remains of certain russula and lactarius species. It is not known for sure how they survive from year to year...maybe they drift around as spores for a year hoping to land on the right mushroom after 12 months in the air!
This is the rare Asterophora parasitica growing on Russula nigricans. These fungi only appear on the decaying remains of certain russula and lactarius species. It is not known for sure how they survive from year to year...maybe they drift around as spores for a year hoping to land on the right mushroom after 12 months in the air!
Great pictures everyone. What a great thread, just shows how weird and wonderful thes things really are.
That one looks remarkably like this souffle...so it must be edible
http://www.worldonaplate.org/world_on_a_plate/2005/10/imbb_20_souffle.html
Cheers,
Tom
Here's mine. I add to it virtually daily. most are labelled for ease of identification.
http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/116407774413027622942/SmallFungiPics
http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/116407774413027622942/SmallFungiPics
On Beech
Poached Egg Fungus (or Porcelain Fungus.) Edible, but, erm..., definately worth trying at least once...
ETA: see opening post of this thread.
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