Fungi Friday - Mushrooms in October forest
How magical and mysterious nature is, where the trees cast colorful shadows and the river sounds with soothing sounds. The grass is tall and abundant with tall horsetail. The trees are covered with moss and strange things can be found on them. I came across such a wonderful place soon and there I found various mushrooms that I want to share with the #FungiFriday by @ewkaw.
Under the tall field horsetail I found these little coral-like mushrooms.
Looking for information on what this interesting mushroom is, I find that it does not coincidentally resemble a coral. This is also the name by which she is known: fuzzy-footed coral - Ramaria cystidiophora.
sourse: wikipedia.org
Around me on attacked branches, I see an interesting pair of mushrooms growing in perfect synchronicity. Visualizing infinity.
More mushrooms on fallen branches:
In the lighter areas of the forest, I found more interesting mushrooms:
All photos are taken with:
| Camera | Panasonic Lumix GX8 |
|---|---|
| Lens | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm f/2.8 Macro |
| Editing | Lightroom |
Amazing finding, the first type of fungus, the hairy legged coral, is very cool 👍
It was very interesting for me to see these mushrooms so closely. Thank you @furkanmamplam!
You're welcome my friend.
Strange looking mushrooms. The weather is getting colder soon!
You have harvested your garden so you’ll have lots of vegetables for quite some time.
Strange and quite interesting mushrooms 👍. We harvested our garden, but there are still beautiful fresh flowers in it that please the eye 😍🌺.
You’re lucky to have a magical garden which gives you lots of pleasure.
I must admit that you have found some really beautiful mushrooms, but the one that caught my attention the most was the Ramaria cytoidiophora, I have never seen mushrooms like these in people, dear friend @vesytz
congratulations on these beautiful findings
I was fascinated when I saw Ramaria cystidiophora. Thank you my friend @jlufer!