fungus

A gelatinous fungus which looks quite ear-like in shape (from some angles)

A cool looking Fungi.

Hoof Fungus, one of its many common names (Fomes fomentarius: Polyporaceae). It looks like a dragons head emerging from its tree roost (lol).

After the diver excitement, we then got into a rather damp, dark area of the forest path and I came across a load of different fungi. Unfortunately, the forum have been unable to ID them as I didn't get the 'right' images. It didn't really occur to me to 'destroy' them to get pictures of the...

I believe this fungus is Witches' butter though there are similar species.

One of my favs to photograph and for something that doesn't move it's one of the move tricky in macro, most are so close to the floor it's time to drop like a starfish. fungi photography is like going to war and mostly they win lol, it's mostly ohhh my frickin knees. I'm hopeless at naming...

.... I think. Just as Paul and I were about to leave the hide, I suddenly noticed all this fungus on one of the trees that was supporting the tarpaulin. I know it's a while since I've managed the long walk to this hide, but there was no sign of it growing the last time. I think this is a form...

One day they are standing tall and proud,the next day,all you can see is some black colour on the ground,if you want to eat this one you have to be quick and pick it when it's fresh and small.

A tiny little lamp in the forest,really small and sadly i don't know the name.

We wandered no end of back lanes after we'd left Llanfihangel Gobion and somewhere on one of our many stops we found this fungus growing out of a tree. I've no idea what it is though.

Dyxlexia, with symonym-alaria! Pink isn't it! A

I don't know what this beautiful fungus is called, but it is common in the Australian bush, as soon as a small amount of rain falls.

While taking a walk trying out a 15mm rectalinear fisheye on a full frame camera, I spotted these mushrooms. More than obvious a "fly agaric/mushroom"; I don't recognise the ones in the foreground. Anyhow, I liked the view, laid down in the grass, put the front of the lens almost...

I've no idea what it is... but this 'doughnut' shaped fungus just caught my eye, I've never seen it before!

Looks almost like a little fellow with a cap

Peach and pink fungus on the roadside below Mt Kinabalu