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Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out
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Things have really slowed down. Extreme looking power was required to find anything. Thankfully with Karode's eagle eyes we were able to spot some. :wink:

Enjoy!


Clitocybe clitocyboides.





Tiny coral.








Coprinellus disseminatus?








Scattered Earthstars.





Hydnum repandum.








Fungi sp. 1 - not sure.








More Hydnum repandum. Not to sure about the brownish one. I presume they're the same.








Fungi sp. 2 - surely there's a name for this beauty!





Trametes versicolor.








Tremella fuciformis glistening in the sun.





Trametes versicolor.





Heterotextus miltinus.





Fungi sp. 3 - not sure.








Fungi sp. 4 - not sure. These hung upside down like cauliflower pendants.




Even more Hydnum repandum!





Stereum illudens.








Inocybe sp?








Galerina hypnorum group.





Morganella pyriformis.






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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Lord Mayonnaise]
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Dear Lord, nice pics man. They look like plates in a book!

What kind of camera do you have?

How do you take your pics? (e.g., do you use a tripod, delay, micro, etc.?)


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: tangoking]
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Are those pictures HDR's?

Absolutely stunning.

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: tangoking]
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Your little red oddball is Scutellinia scutellata.

Nice pics!


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Twiztidsage]
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"Fungi sp. 4" is Stemonitis sp., a slime mold.


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Mushroom Hunting and Identification Rules
Puget Sound Mycological Society
MushroomExpert.com
Sample ID Request - Necessary for proper ID's
An Overview on how to find Psilocybe mushrooms by Shockvalue
P. cinctulus (subbalteatus) vs. P. foenesecii
How do I put pictures in my posts?

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Twiztidsage]
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Wow beautiful pics!

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: tangoking]
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Thanks tangoking! :smile:

I use a Pentax K200D - an entry level DSLR. 18-55mm stock lens.

Mainly I use handheld but sometimes I will rest the camera on the camera bag while on the ground for stability.


Chaos_ultt - no they're not HDR. Just 8-bit jpeg.

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Lord Mayonnaise]
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Truly Awesome photos! I mean really a treat to look at. Keep em coming!

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Lord Mayonnaise]
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Amazing photos! :awesome:

3. could be a Crepidotus


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Lord Mayonnaise]
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Nice shots man! I've been waiting for you to post up the pics so I could add my amateur effort. I'll have them up soon.

It was a nice day out and about even though the fungi didn't show up like I asked them to.:tongue:


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: TimmiT]
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always a pleasure seeing your pics! :thumbup: thats cool you hunt with karode.


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: karode13]
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Ok. Here's what I have from the day out with Lord_Mayonnaise. My pics pale in comparison but I'll include them for the sake of humour....



Laccaria sp. growing amongst a bird skeleton.




Hydnum repandum





Scleroderma cepa





Stereum illudens





My first truffle, a Zelleromyces sp. found beneath Dicksonia antarctica.




Microscopic cross section at 100×




Spores at 1000×





Pseudohydnum gelatinosum on Mountain ash, Eucalyptus regnans

   



Something a bit out of the ordinary. This little guy is a Lyrebird, Menura novaehollandiae. They're usually very wary of people and if you see one they'll disappear pretty fast. This guy was semi-tame by the looks of things and gladly hung around for us to take pictures of and even broke out into song, which was really cool.

Looking at the first picture once at home I realised it was trying to show us a mushroom perched at the top of the tree it was in.:smirk:








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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: karode13]
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You eat the Hedgehogs or what?

:fatbastard:

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: caphillkid]
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Nope. The thought never entered my mind at the time.

Hindsight's a bitch..... :imslow:


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: karode13]
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Thanks for posting your shots Karode, they're much welcome here. Nice scopework too. :wink:

Glad you got a decent shot of the Lyrebird as all of mine got lost in the glare of the sky.

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Lord Mayonnaise]
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They were about the best shots I got on the day besides the truffle I suppose. Would have been nice to see more but there's always next year.


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: karode13]
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Amazing pics! The light in those coral shots looks divine! Awesome finds as well, i love that slime mold:crazy2:

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Parkseerf]
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So is this what the macro function can do for you? Or is this just the headiest camera available?


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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: AUtrippin]
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The tiny coral is close to Ramaria myceliosa.

Your first unknown is Tubarua furfuracea.

Fungi sp. 3 is a Crepidotus.

Great pictures!

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Re: Forest fungi finds from last Sunday's lazy day out [Re: Alan Rockefeller]
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Easily some of the best photos I've seen posted here. Breathtaking!:handth:


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