Did I skip #FungiFriday last week?
I did :p
Some days just don't have enough hours to fit all we want to (or have to) do. But today I come with a mass pile of little guys to catch up.
I am terrible when it comes to finding mushrooms ID. It could be Sulphur Tuft - it does looks like some of the images in Google. Small hats just a couple of cm in diameter and short legs. I found them in a darker and moister parts of the woods at the bottom of a still living tree.
Reaching up from between the pine needles and little stick, pushing each other "me first! me me me!".
I could spot them from quite a instance among all the dark and wet forest floor.
The bigger ones were occupying the lower part of the tree. A little higher there as still lots of little ones popping from the lush moss. I can imagine how this whole colony would look in few days when they all grow up. Dozens an dozens of little heads :).
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And they had some nice little neighbors too. The delicate, grey ghost-like ones. They were everywhere actually so it was hard now to catch them on the photos too.
See the spider?
I only noticed it when I was editing the photos :p
Nice to have something to lean on...
How to join #FungiFriday:
- when Friday comes (UTC time) post your own, original photo/drawing/art/food/anything-at-all of any type of fungi (yes, I will check and report stolen images or text!)
- add #FungiFriday tag (it doesn't have to be your first tag)
- Include "My contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw" anywhere in your post.
Shot with Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm lens
All photos, graphics and text are my own.
It happens to me too!
Do you happen to plant these mushrooms yourself?🤣 😂
I don't want to say too much, because I know very little about mushrooms, but... For a moment, in the first photo I thought of bread balls... ☺️ But then... I don't know, I don't know... I see something but 😂 I'd better not say it.
The pictures are very good.
Saludos!!!
Those look nice, they remind me of the honey mushrooms I see in my area. The only place I've seen sulfur tufts nearby is in the state of Missouri.
How are you dear friend @ewkaw good night
The two varieties of mushrooms you found are really beautiful, although I must admit that I like the ones that live in communities better. It's amazing how many of them are in one place.
I appreciate you sharing these beautiful photos.
have a beautiful night and a great weekend
they grow so well among some green moss that makes them look even more beautiful, yes spiders are in the slightly black mushroom umbrella
Fascinating! I really liked how you describe the pictures hehe, I really imagined the mushrooms fighting for who was going to go first :D hehe, greetings.
This one appeals to me because it resembles a stack of burger buns. All that remains is to sprinkle sesame seeds on upper side 😁
The first photo seems to attract hivers like bees to honey ha ha ha.
I enjoyed the post, the photos turned out great. Best regards.
The first photo makes me think of donuts! I must be hungry! Better get some snack. 😂
What a tasty looking bunch of fungi! One some of the photos they even seem to be sugar glazed. Overall they make me strongly craving for what we call Pfannkuchen or Berliner 🤤 You could say a kind of Doughnut without the typical hole 😋🤙🏽
And I thought I am the only one hearing voices...
😂
to perfection and beyond ❤️ Excellent work, from click to composition.
Such a great shot!