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RF2A8FDH9–This white or greyish fungus is usually between 2 and 5 cm high, and soon becomes flattened and antler like in appearance, the upper branches powdered
RMAGX600–Candle Snuf Fungus Xylaria hypoxylon growing on log with nice out of focus background chicksands wood bedfordshire
RMBE4A8Y–Yellow Antler, or Stagshorn, fungus, Calocera viscosa, growing from a log on woodland floor.
RMAAXBF9–ENGLAND Worcestershire Wyre Forest Yellow Antler Fungus Calocera Viscosa growing in forestry commission woodland
RF2PR5C8N–Yellow Antler / Yellow Stagshorn Fungi (Calocera viscosa) growing on decaying conifer stump, Berwickshire, Scottish Borders, Scotland, August 2008
RFS47KC2–Devil's Fingers fungus and (Clathrus archeri) and sometimes referred to as the Octopus stinkhorn and Squid Fungus, emerged from its slimy, gelatinous 'egg'. In October at Lyndhurst, in the New Forest
RF2A8FDF1–This white or greyish fungus is usually between 2 and 5 cm high, and soon becomes flattened and antler like in appearance, the upper branches powdered
RMBE48GP–Yellow Antler, or Stagshorn, fungus, Calocera viscosa, growing from a log on woodland floor.
RF2R7KRXK–Xylaria hypoxylon commonly known as candle stick fungus or stag’s horn fungus on the wet soil, belonging to the Xylariaceae family
RF2PR5C85–Yellow Antler / Yellow Stagshorn Fungi (Calocera viscosa) growing on decaying conifer stump, Berwickshire, Scottish Borders, Scotland, August 2008
RMW7MR2M–Yellow Antler Fungus (Calocera viscosa). Bolderwood, New Forest National Park, Hampshire, England, UK, October. Did you know? There are more than 3,000 fungus species in the UK, and autumn is the best time to find them.
RF2BDT1H0–Reindeer is herbivore and eats ferns moss grass shoots fungi leaves. It smells buried food and in winter it digs through snow for it using the antlers
RF2A8FDG8–This white or greyish fungus is usually between 2 and 5 cm high, and soon becomes flattened and antler like in appearance, the upper branches powdered
RMAGX817–Candle Snuf Fungus Xylaria hypoxylon growing on moss covered log with nice out of focus background chicksands wood bedfordshire
RMBE47AM–Yellow Antler, or Stagshorn, fungus, Calocera viscosa, growing from a log on woodland floor.
RF2R7KRXE–Xylaria hypoxylon commonly known as candle stick fungus or stag’s horn fungus on the wet soil, belonging to the Xylariaceae family
RMCB3X79–Yellow stagshorn fungus, Calocera viscosa, growing on wood in coniferous woodland, Northumberland, UK
RF2KRRY4B–Farnham Common, UK. 28th November, 2022. Xylaria hypoxylon, Candlesnuff fungus, also known as the Stag's Horn is a very common fungus that looks like a burnt candle wick. The wick like stem can also have an antler style fork at the top. Burnham Beeches is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a National Nature Reserve and a European Special Area of Conservation where many rare and threatened species of fungi can be found. It is a criminal offence to pick fungi in Burnham Beeches. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
RM2N2NM9B–Upright Coral fungus, Ramaria stricta (Ramariaceae) growing in woodland at Dinmore Herefordshire UK. November 2021
RF2BDT1GR–Both male and female reindeer grow antlers As herbivorous animal it eats fern moss grass shoots fungi leaves Sami people in Lapland herd and keep them
RF2A8FDGA–This white or greyish fungus is usually between 2 and 5 cm high, and soon becomes flattened and antler like in appearance, the upper branches powdered
RMBE47EJ–Yellow Antler, or Stagshorn, fungus, Calocera viscosa, growing from a log on woodland floor.
RF2R7KRXX–Xylaria hypoxylon commonly known as candle stick fungus or stag’s horn fungus on the wet soil, belonging to the Xylariaceae family
RF2KRRYP8–Farnham Common, UK. 28th November, 2022. Xylaria hypoxylon, Candlesnuff fungus, also known as the Stag's Horn is a very common fungus that looks like a burnt candle wick. The wick like stem can also have an antler style fork at the top. Burnham Beeches is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a National Nature Reserve and a European Special Area of Conservation where many rare and threatened species of fungi can be found. It is a criminal offence to pick fungi in Burnham Beeches. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
RF2BDT28K–Reindeers grow antlers belong to deer family that includes elk moose They eat ferns moss grass shoots fungi leaves Lappish people live by herding them
RMBTYX63–Calocera viscosa, or yellow stag-horn fungus (this specimen is unusually creamy-white in colour) in a spruce wood
RMBH4902–Yellow stag's-horn fungus (Calocera viscosa). Bright yellow fungus growing amongst moss in the New Forest, Hampshire.
RMW80A1E–Man feeding Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) mushroom, Laponia World Heritage area, Lapland, Sweden, September.
RF2A8FDGJ–This white or greyish fungus is usually between 2 and 5 cm high, and soon becomes flattened and antler like in appearance, the upper branches powdered
RMAGX824–Candle Snuf Fungus Xylaria hypoxylon growing on log with nice out of focus background potton wood bedfordshire
RMBE4X34–Yellow Antler fungus, Calocera viscosa, growing on woodland floor. Also known as Stagshorn, Stag Horn, or Jelly Antler fungus.
RF2R7KRX8–Xylaria hypoxylon commonly known as candle stick fungus or stag’s horn fungus on the wet soil, belonging to the Xylariaceae family
RF2KRRXY0–Farnham Common, UK. 28th November, 2022. Xylaria hypoxylon, Candlesnuff fungus, also known as the Stag's Horn is a very common fungus that looks like a burnt candle wick. The wick like stem can also have an antler style fork at the top. Burnham Beeches is a Site of Special Scientific Interest, a National Nature Reserve and a European Special Area of Conservation where many rare and threatened species of fungi can be found. It is a criminal offence to pick fungi in Burnham Beeches. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy
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