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I'm using "A field guide to Australian Fungi" by Bruce Fuhrer and Bill Leithead's fungi site http://www.elfram.com/fungi/fungi_home.html to ID these mushies as best I can but there is no guarantee I'm right.
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Lycoperdon pyriforme
Mysena viscidocruenta Wallaby poo and toad stools. Pardon the pun!
Omphalotus nidifotmis Showing luminescence at night on a dead eucalypt stump. Exposure 2min 40sec
Omphalotus nidifotmis and Cortinarius sp.
Phaeocollybia sp.
Phellinus sp. woody bracket fungus on a dead Bloodwood This may well have been the cause of the Bloodwood's death
Phellinus sp. woody bracket fungus on an Angophora Costata So far the tree looks quite healthy but it may eventually die as a result of the fungus
Piptoporus australiensis
Pisolithus arhizus
Omphalotus nidifotmis
Showing luminescence at night on a dead eucalypt stump.
Exposure 2min 40sec
Omphalotus nidifotmis Showing luminescence at night on a dead eucalypt stump. Exposure 2min 40sec
Omphalotus nidifotmis
Showing luminescence at night on a dead eucalypt stump.
Exposure 2min 40sec
Olympus E-3 |
More details: exif |
Original size: 1540x2053 |
Current: 338x450 |
Keywords: fungi omphalotus basidiomycota omphalotus nidifotmis
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