Fungi photo competition- win hamas camera!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

 

 

This is going to be interesting, both of these photos were taken on the same stump at the same time as previous and they are on Pinus S and the main thing that is going to cause dispute, I've always been lead to believe that laminosa is mainly found on ring porous Deciduous trees. I look forward to your reply.

 

they is saparisis crispa your first shot got me over excited was a very open structured sample, you must have caught it right at the very moment of its peak, just before the green mold gets to it.

 

very good samples, and lovely photography:001_cool:

[bjam1964]

Stereum rameale - but don't quote me - over to you Dr ryad

Edited November 21, 2010 by bjam1964

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Stereum rameale - but don't quote me - over to you Dr ryad

 

Distinguished for S. hirsutum by a smoother upper surface and the presence of eyelash like fringing hairs:sneaky2:

 

are you teasing me?

[Gollum]

they is saparisis crispa your first shot got me over excited was a very open structured sample, you must have caught it right at the very moment of its peak, just before the green mold gets to it.

 

very good samples, and lovely photography:001_cool:

 

Thank you

First day on this site going to be interesting.

[bjam1964]

Distinguished for S. hirsutum by a smoother upper surface and the presence of eyelash like fringing hairs:sneaky2:

 

are you teasing me?

 

Only with the thought of what is yet to come. Thank you for your kind words regarding pictures.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Only with the thought of what is yet to come. Thank you for your kind words regarding pictures.

 

Your fungi is a stereum, but hirsutum:001_cool:

[bjam1964]

Trip, trip away - Amanita muscaria - fodder for the shamens amongst us.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Trip, trip away - Amanita muscaria - fodder for the shamens amongst us.

 

I love the felt like remnants of the velum still connecting the velum scales but breaking away, nice macro work.

[bjam1964]

Ramaria spp. (could be stricta?) Fantastically coral like - growing on mulch of wood chippings. Photo taken with iPhone 4 camera !

[chris cnc]

loving these pics,

 

not a competition entry but here's a couple pics anyway...

 

i like the disintegrating leaf on the last one