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Bruno Schroder
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October 17, 2023, 13:56:23 »
This time of the year when these automnal creatures do return.
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ColinM
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On a tree stump by a Buddhist centre in Herefordshire, UK I saw these bracket fungi providing some shelter for a resident
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ColinM
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August 04, 2024, 17:49:19 »
It's nowhere near autumn here in the UK
(but fongi don't really need a specific time of year to do their thing)
If anyone know what these are, I'd be interested
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ColinM
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This one was tiny.
You get a sense of the scale from the fronds of moss growing on this Oak trunk.
The cap is barely 2-3mm wide
Lens distortion is from my cameraphone.
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Magic mushrooms
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