Denizens of the Forest Floor
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They may be porcelain fungus. They look like some sort of Mycenoid anyway.Krob78 said:Mushrooms of some variety! They're like little Umbrella Mushrooms! :
Nice capture Ken. Marasmius ?Krob78 said:Mushrooms of some variety! They're like little Umbrella Mushrooms! :
The name Snow Plant seems right, but it is NOT a fungus. Snow plants feed on the fungal networks in the ground though. Fungi never make flowers.ss396s said:One names is Snow Plant. Its a fungus. Very common in the Sierras in June.jrista said:Looks like it might be a flower of some kind. Amazing the things you find on the forest floor.2n10 said:No idea what it is but it was found in a pine forest above 6000 feet.
http://www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/plant-of-the-week/sarcodes_sanguinea.shtml
Thank you Kernuak and Sporgon! They were quite delicate and tiny... A joy to find and shoot but I'll have to leave it to your good guesses, I have none and no knowledge regarding them, except that I really like the edible ones!! ;DSporgon said:Nice capture Ken. Marasmius ?Krob78 said:Mushrooms of some variety! They're like little Umbrella Mushrooms! :
I don't think I'm there with my ID, but I know I recognise them from images I've seen (which is bugging meKrob78 said:Thank you Kernuak and Sporgon! They were quite delicate and tiny... A joy to find and shoot but I'll have to leave it to your good guesses, I have none and no knowledge regarding them, except that I really like the edible ones!! ;DSporgon said:Nice capture Ken. Marasmius ?Krob78 said:Mushrooms of some variety! They're like little Umbrella Mushrooms! :
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Not sure if this "Marsh" qualifies as Forest....
I believe I used the 70-200 F2.8 mk.ii.
1/50 sec
F/11
ISO 200
@105mm
I believe I used the 70-200 F2.8 mk.ii.
1/50 sec
F/11
ISO 200
@105mm
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First time mushroom photography. It's fun!
All with 5diii + 100L
4s, f22, iso100
Dapperling in moss by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr
15s, f22, iso200
Smoky bracket by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr
1/6s, f11, iso100
Fly amanita by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr
8s, f11, iso100
Bonnet toadstool by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr
All with 5diii + 100L
4s, f22, iso100
Dapperling in moss by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr15s, f22, iso200
Smoky bracket by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr1/6s, f11, iso100
Fly amanita by Kris Van den Abeele, on Flickr8s, f11, iso100
Bonnet toadstool by Kris Van den Abeele, on FlickrI just want to ask if some of you has heard this kind of shroom called Psilocybe Caerulipes also know as Blue-Foot? I was reading some articles about this kind shrooms before engaging my self for the first time. Like this one from:https://www.trufflemagic.com/blog/psilocybe-caerulipes/ .They say that it has a very potent effect on the brain and hallucination. Unlike other shrooms this one is less intense. In one article that I've read Psilocybe Caerulipes influences the prefontral cortex thats responsible for for differentiating thoughts, consequences of actions, and social control. Magic mushroom are use on reducing the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety. It can also help people to quit smoking and alcohol addiction. Some studies also suggest the property of magic shrooms/truffles can be useful for cancer patients. I would really want to hear other insights regarding this kind shroom and could possible be used as an alternative medicine Thanks
Let's revive this nice thread about fungi and other denizens of the forest floor with this little fellow I came across yesterday:
