Fungus, Lichens, and Mosses

[domesticgnome]

I encourage everybody to post their own pics in this thread, and to help everybody identify their finds. Fungus is a favorite hobby of mine.


I'll start with a few, but I have tons.


Ramaria sp.





Xeramphalina campanella




Melanoleuca sp.







Alright guys! Let's see what you've got:mrgreen:

 

[tirediron]

"Fungus, Lichens, and Mosses" - sounds like a law firm! Nice series.

 

[pgriz]

Yep, nice collection of saprophytes. Ours didn't do too well this year. Too dry during their fruiting season.

 

[domesticgnome]

"Fungus, Lichens, and Mosses" - sounds like a law firm! Nice series.

It kinda does, lol.

Yep, nice collection of saprophytes. Ours didn't do too well this year. Too dry during their fruiting season.

Sorry that your fungus isn't treating you right. Can I console you with some more pictures of fungus?



Rickenella fibula




Omphalatus illudens





Mycena galericulata






Chlorophyllum molybdites, I accidentally introduced this species to my yard. I'm not upset as they're one of the best looking mushrooms.





Entoloma caeruleum






Hopefully, some of you have some pictures to add

 

[WesternGuy]

Nice shots. I like the third one in the first set and the fourth one in the second set.

WesternGuy

 

[domesticgnome]

Thanks, western guy.

I can't believe nobody has any fungi to add. They must not be a popular photo subject.:er:



Entoloma muraii


Agaricus abruptibulbus



Cortinarius sp.


Russula emectica


Amanita multisquamosa, lifting its skirt like a shameless hussy:lmao:


Cortinarius iocephala


Amanita muscaria var. guessowii

 

[domesticgnome]

I'm still going


Coprinus








Pleurotus dryinus

 

[pgriz]

@ Domestic Gnome: I had some fungi and stuff in this thread: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/general-gallery/295972-walk-woods-story-pictures.html

Mushrooms are quite neat - they deserve to be studied much more carefully.

 

[bc_steve]

Nice subject. I like mushrooms a lot. Don't get to go out and pick them as much as I used to because I don't find myself near the coast that much any more. Where I am now we get morels in the spring and that's about it that's of interest to me. Fall is a pretty short season for us though unfortunately!

I do have a few for you, from a while back:


boletus edulis by Steve Dinicol, on Flickr


Mmmmmmm chanterelles by Steve Dinicol, on Flickr

I'd love to go back to Vancouver Island in the fall again, now that I have a macro lens. Mushroom paradise there!

 

[domesticgnome]

That's awesome. Thanks for the action guys.

Great bokeh Steve.

 

[WesternGuy]

Thanks, western guy.

I can't believe nobody has any fungi to add. They must not be a popular photo subject.:er:

They are kind of hard to find at -20°C and 20 cm of snow.

Maybe in few months when some semblance of warm and sunny and green comes back.

WesternGuy

 

[domesticgnome]

Thanks, western guy.

I can't believe nobody has any fungi to add. They must not be a popular photo subject.:er:

They are kind of hard to find at -20°C and 20 cm of snow.

Maybe in few months when some semblance of warm and sunny and green comes back.

WesternGuy

A valid point. lol

 

[domesticgnome]

Just a little bump


Panaeolus cinctulus


Lactarius



Psathyrella


Mycena haematopus