Mushrooms & other Fungi

[Anderle]

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Baumschwammerl - Fomitopsis pinicola (most probably)

PEN-F @ 17mm with Kodacrome filter (thanks @GarethB)

 

[BJC1982]

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This last one was brought into the house by one of my kids who promptly left it laying around. I found it the next day and decided to take it to the studio.

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[Panolyman]

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This last one was brought into the house by one of my kids who promptly left it laying around. I found it the next day and decided to take it to the studio.

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Are you that last one hasn't got some legs hidden under there.
I reckon it walked into your house by itself.

 

[BJC1982]

Are you that last one hasn't got some legs hidden under there.
I reckon it walked into your house by itself.

? I'm sure since it is still on the shelf in my office. I'm sure it had some help, just not sure which pair of legs provided the transportation.

 

[Harvey Melvin Richards]

These are mushrooms that I see very often. I find them at elevations of 5000 to 6000 feet. Even though they look like they are already dead and dried out, these are actually just emerging. We haven't any any rain in 2 1/2 weeks.

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EM125368-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

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EM125708-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

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EM125367-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

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EM125366-1 by Harvey Richards, on Flickr

 

[Bushboy]

The not very abundant “seal faced puffball”...

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Followed up with “disaster on the dance floor”

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[DaveRedman]

I think we determined that lichen is a fungus.

Went back and found that same stump, now, 4 weeks later, the British Solders has grown more.
And now have extension tubes and macro lens (FD 50mm 3.5).

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P1080163 by Dave Redman, on Flickr

 

[Bushboy]

In ten years, never seen one.
Then in a month, find half a dozen...

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another for good measure..

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[Richard_M]

A few recent photos

#1

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#2

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#3

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#4 One of the ghost fungi from last night.

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[Bushboy]

Mate, do you have a daytime pic of the mushroom that emits the faint glow? What was that exposure?
They’re so cool!

 

[Richard_M]

Mate, do you have a daytime pic of the mushroom that emits the faint glow? What was that exposure?
They’re so cool!

ISO 1600, f/4.0, 1min 30sec exposure
Depending on the age of the fungi, exposure can be anywhere from 2~5mins. Their glow diminishes as they age, these were reasonably fresh.

Not a image of these ones, here is one from a couple of years back

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[Richard_M]

@Bushboy In New Zealand you have Armillaria limonea aka Lemon Honeycap. There was a post on the NZ Fungi FB group of a few of them on 17th May 2020

 

[Bushboy]

Those are common mushrooms here.
I didn’t realise just how faint that glow is... thanks for that.
Since moving to the far north of nz, I have seen all manner of new mushrooms. I’ll be on the lookout now! Cheers ?

 

[Richard_M]

A few from last night. The moon was above the trees and having a bit of an impact.

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#3

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[Glennn]

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Fungi by Glen Brenner, on Flickr[/URL]

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[Richard_M]

One from this evening

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[Bushboy]

Very cool Richard!
Have you tried firing the flash on it’s weakest setting?
I haven been out at night yet, too tired what with mowing the lawns and all that, but hope to soon. Hope I don’t fall over a bank or worse! I have a new 30mm to play with.

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[Richard_M]

Very cool Richard!
Have you tried firing the flash on it’s weakest setting?
I haven been out at night yet, too tired what with mowing the lawns and all that, but hope to soon. Hope I don’t fall over a bank or worse! I have a new 30mm to play with.

Flash would wipe out the glow, even the light from a partial moon causes issues. The darker the better is what I have found.

Congratulations on your new lens, always nice to have something new to play with!

 

[Bushboy]

Couple from this arvo...

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[Richard_M]

One from the weekend

Cortinarius archeri

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