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A group for images of those soft and weird fungi and mushrooms that you find.

Featured Work

Beautiful Mushroom by H A Waring Johnson

Black-topped mushroom lays on it’s side.
A head ? by robmac

found this fungi growing on our neighbours mulch pile this morning A very sticky top to it. taken with a canon 1000D in Kuranda FNQ !http://images-2.redbubble.net/img/art/size:xmedium/view:main/3283400-4-banner.jpg
Phallacy or Phallic by Larry Davis

This is a fruiting body of a fungi ” Phallus indusiatus ”. / This one was popping up within a lawned area of a public garden beside a tree root. =======================
Untitled by Peter Jennings

Taken with a Nikon D90 as is ,just after the rains we had in Caloundra, no i dont know it name but it looked interesting.
fungi by chloemay

some sort of fungi…..... It certainly has an erotic “look” about it
Fungus Amungus by Luann Ryan

Found this in the habitat on Sunday. Clathrus columnatus – Thanks to Carla Jandelle for the ID AS IS/Warner Robins GA Challenge Winner Feb 09 – Survivors & Friends Group – Fungus Among Us Challenge #12 Great Features
Green & Smelly by Luann Ryan

Found this today in the habitat. / Warner Robins GA
Aseroë rubra by Steve Woodman

A most unusual specimen, the first I’ve seen, though according to the Fungimap is found all along the Australian East Coast from Queensland to Tasmania.
FUNGI ODOUR by Ekascam

This Fungi was found at Valla Beach NSW. It carries rich colours, & also has a terrible odour, we think it is called a fly trap as a nickname as there were many dead flies on it..
Stinkhorn by Gordon Cable

Phallus impudicus, or more commonly called the stinkhorn. The common name comes from :- / a) It stinks, and / b) er…..guess!
stinky by Belinda Cottee

after lots of rain these guys are popping up everywhere at work and boy do they smell bad had to hold my breath for this one
Stinkhorn Fungus by SWEEPER

Whilst in France this year this fungus apeared near our holiday home and I was able to photograph its whole life cycle which is all over in less than a day and is rarely seen early enough to capture . The first phase is the only one submitted as it is a pure nature category .

Recent Work

Fungus Belair National Park, South Australia by ILZEcee

Fascinated with fungii – at a distance only !! Am phobic – does that make me a funphobic or fungphobic?
Summer in the forest by RedRose1

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A Stand of Yellow Fungi by Karen Kaleta

Spotted these tiny little fungi growing on one of our “natural” log benches. Franklin, NC Canon EOS 50D / Canon 18-55mm IS Lens
Sorry no I.D. by relayer51

Found on the common in a grassy, ferny area.
poison pies? or milk caps by relayer51

Not to sure about these, found on the common.
Friston Forest Fungi 2 by mikebov

Friston Forest Fungi I would welcome confirmation of the species of fungi Friston Forest / Sussex panasonic G1 /
Coprinus comatus by Martin Beerens

BEST VIEWED LARGER / Small wood at Herentals, Belgium Canon 40D – Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM / ISO 200 – f/6.4 – 1/10s Have a look at my other photos. For example:
Friston Forest Fungi by mikebov

Friston Forest Fungi I would welcome confirmation of the species of fungi Friston Forest / Sussex panasonic G1 /
Close together in the sun by steppeland

Goois Nature Reserve – Bussum – the Netherlands There were just so many fungi that morning, in so many different shapes, colours and conditions – and I felt I had to portrait each one of them :) On a fallen tree, I found lots of these brownish-white, slimy fungi, brilliant in the sun… A fly found it a nice place to have a little break in the sun, seemingly :) Photograph made with Pentax K10D camera and Tamron 70-300mm Tele-macro1:2 lens Because of the beauty shown in this picture: / SAFE and PROTECT our woods and natural places! / Comments and feed-back always welcome. Thanks for looking :) See all of my Fungi pics here / Natural levels and curves
Shining through! by en-joy

Taken by Peter!

A group for images of those soft and weird fungi and mushrooms that you find. If you want to tell us a story about your hunt for them then that is also fine.
please post pics only of the highest quality, and name what your subject is if possible.

Surfing with the alien By Steve Axford.
Winning image of the Wet Challenge.

New Planet??? By Billee
Winning image of the Mold Challenge

Beauty of nature. By ililazar. Winner of the Fungi and Moss Challenge.

Orange Beauty By Carla Jandelle Petters
Winner of the Cream de la Cream Fungi Challenge

Auricularia auricula By Fezoj64

A-Mazed By Carla Jandelle

Mycena venati By Fezoj64

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