mushroom – סלומה

deep in the forest
sulpher tuft fungi in the pine woods the weather was overcast and there was little light getting through the tree.

A bioluminescent ghost mushroom found in Australia. The species is Omphalotus Nidiformis. It was found along the Box Vale Mine walking track in Mittagong, New South Wales. Credit: PetarBphotography

Fuzzy, dripping Mycelium Macro (Sonoma, California – 12/2015).

Fairy inkcap fungus [Coprinellus disseminatus]
growing in the East Julian Alps in Slovenia. These mushrooms nearly
always grow in clusters, sometimes by the hundreds, especially on
decaying wood. Images by

Dr. Amadej Trnkoczy.

Hydnellum peckii.

Clavaria fragilis.

Mutinus elegans.
Single fruit body in leaf litter under oaks and mixed hardwood. Odor
detectable, but not overwhelming at all from behind camera.

Clavaria vermicularis.

Slime mold on mushroom
Tiny fruiting bodies (sporocarps) of the cosmopolitan slime mold Cribraria, maybe Cribraria intricata (Cribrariaceae), growing on the cap of an unidentified mushroom. There’s also Ceratiomyxa slime mold below the fungus.

This strange little dude popped up in my garden last night (inland
Eastern Cape, South Africa). Looks like a stinkhorn, but no smell. Found here