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Lovely, especially getting all those rich creamy backgrounds in there, well done.
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A small group of small fungi:


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A kind of staircase made of fungi:


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Sometimes fungi are difficult to find among all leaves and debris:


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A77, tamron 17-50
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A partly eaten fungus: someone was not afraid it could be poisonous


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Amanita muscaria






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Fungi on tree trunk:


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NEX-5N + Olympus Pen F 20/3.5 @ F5.6
100% crop

Anyone know what the name is of this beauty?
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Common earth ball:


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This big Laetiporus Sulphureus is growing on a tree in our street



It's supposed to be edible and taste like chicken, hence one of it's common names "chicken mushroom"

I'd rather just take pictures of it


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