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RF2EPA2YX–Uncommon mushroom Gomphidius roseus in the pine forest. Known as rosy spike-cap or pink gomphidius. Wild mushrooms growing in the moss.
RF2RDW8B0–Agaricus macrosporus (macro mushroom) is an uncommon, edible mushroom found along woodland fringes and in meadows.
RF2R03W8W–The Thimble Morel - Verpa conica - a member of the morel family, is an uncommon springtime wild mushroom often found under hawthorn
RF2HENWYR–This pretty bracket fungus only grows on burnt wood, so Kinglake National Park after the 2009 fires was a good place to find it. Coltricia Laeta.
RFR010A4–Two picked up specimen of Russula aurea, commonly known as the Gilded brittlegill, an uncommon species of mushroom found in deciduous woodland in Eur
RF2H5KJWD–An edible mushroom Horn of plenty, Craterellus cornucopioides growing in a green moss in Estonian boreal forest
RM2AADJMR–Magpie inkcap (Coprinopsis picacea) uncommon inkcap that usually grows singularly often under beech trees, Bedfordshire, England, UK, October. Focus stacked image
RF2JF8J3R–The uncommon Parasitic Bolete (Boletus parasiticus), growing on its typical host fungus, the Common Earthball (Scleroderma citrinum)
RM2BA7PTB–The Poplar Mushroom or Chestnut Mushroom, Cyclocybe aegerita, growing on the roots of Black Poplar. Edible species.
RMBFHJAM–AGROCYBE PRAECOX, SPRING FIELDCAP, A UNCOMMON FUNGI FOUND IN BRITAIN IN SHADY GRASSY PLACES .
RMD2N68N–Moor Club (Clavaria argillacea) close-up, Studland, Dorset, England, UK Uncommon dune and heath species,
RF2EPA43M–Uncommon mushroom Gomphidius roseus in the pine forest. Known as rosy spike-cap or pink gomphidius. Wild mushrooms growing in the moss.
RMW219RE–Rare earthstar fungi of the family Geastraceae found on a forest floor in a tropical rainforest
RFC02032–Hygrophorus leucophaeus, Hygrophoraceae. Growing in Beech Leaf Litter. August, Ashridge, Hertfordshire. Uncommon.
RF2H5KG64–Small Green wood cup, Chlorociboria aeruginascens growing on decaying wood in a boreal forest in Estonia.
RMC71NHF–Agrocybe rivulosa, Strophariaceae (formerly Bolbitiaceae). An uncommon fungus, first identified in England in 2004.
RFR0109T–Two beautiful specimen of Russula aurea, commonly known as the Gilded brittlegill, an uncommon species of mushroom found in deciduous woodland in Eu
RF2A86FCT–Agaricus subperonatus is a widespread, saprobic fungus often occurring in groups on tree-shaded, humus-rich ground and on woodland edges.
RM2DF5RPP–An uncommon Pinkgill, Entoloma mougeotii, in short acidic turf on sand-dunes, Dawlish Warren, Devon.
RM2KDPYFP–One of the so called mushroom or kopulak unusual domed house on Ustrzycka Street in Warsaw, capital of Poland
RMDAMT9Y–Hinterweidenthaler Teufelstisch, a 14 m high mushroom rock, Germany, Rhineland-Palatinate, Wasgau
RMC71NGB–Agrocybe rivulosa, Strophariaceae (formerly Bolbitiaceae). An uncommon fungus, first identified in England in 2004.
RFRC2663–Two nice specimen of delicious wild Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, one with stem and gills, an
RF2A86FAX–Agaricus subperonatus is a widespread, saprobic fungus often occurring in groups on tree-shaded, humus-rich ground and on woodland edges.
RMTRM61J–A nauta salamander (Bolitoglossa altamazonica) from Yasuni national park, a secretive inhabitant of the jungle that most people never see.
RF2T2R67N–Coprinellus cf impatiens was found under beech trees in North Wales. This inkcap fungus occurs throughout Europe and parts of North America.
RM2DF5RGP–An uncommon Pinkgill, Entoloma mougeotii, in short acidic turf on sand-dunes, Dawlish Warren, Devon.
RM2KDPYG7–One of the so called mushroom or kopulak unusual domed house on Ustrzycka Street in Warsaw, capital of Poland
RF2M7X84J–Coprinopsis picacea also known as Magpie fungus poisonous mushrooms in autumn forest.Coprinus picaceus.
RMC71NFJ–Agrocybe rivulosa, Strophariaceae (formerly Bolbitiaceae). An uncommon fungus, first identified in England in 2004.
RMD3YB3J–Solitary Amanita, Amanita echinocephala (Syn. A. solitaria), Amanitaceae. Uncommon, vulnerable on Red Data List.
RMD3D53Y–Solitary Amanita, Amanita echinocephala (Syn. A. solitaria), Amanitaceae. Uncommon, vulnerable on Red Data List.
RFRC2661–Two nice specimen of Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, close up view
RMAHFDJX–fungus known as elfin's saddle, helvella lacunosa, among leaf litter, cairngorms national park, highlands, scotland
RM2A8NFGE–close up of dangerous mushroom, amanita pantherina (also known as the panther cap and false blusher) mushroom on a coniferous woodland floor
RM2DF5W3M–An uncommon Pinkgill, Entoloma mougeotii, in short acidic turf on sand-dunes, Dawlish Warren, Devon.
RM2KDPYEG–One of the so called mushroom or kopulak unusual domed house on Ustrzycka Street in Warsaw, capital of Poland
RM2BNHMX4–Giant funnel fungus (Leucopaxillus giganteus) uncommon species, Hertfordshire, England, UK, November. Focus stacked image.
RF2M7X82W–Coprinopsis picacea also known as Magpie fungus poisonous mushrooms in autumn forest.Coprinus picaceus.
RF2E3KMK4–Coprinopsis picacea also known as Magpie fungus poisonous mushrooms in autumn forest.Coprinus picaceus.
RMD3D53E–Solitary Amanita, Amanita echinocephala (Syn. A. solitaria), Amanitaceae. Uncommon, vulnerable on Red Data List.
RFRC2665–Two nice specimen of delicious wild Russula aurea or Gilded Brittlegill mushrooms in natural habitat, lowland oak forest, one with stem and gills, an
RMD3YBGW–Solitary Amanita, Amanita echinocephala (Syn. A. solitaria), Amanitaceae. Showing Underside Gills. Uncommon on Red Data List.
RMAKJ8B0–Typical sight at the Moon Valley in San Juan province in Argentina land of the first dinosaurs
RM2KDPYGE–One of the so called mushroom or kopulak unusual domed house on Ustrzycka Street in Warsaw, capital of Poland
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