As mentioned in yesterday's post, Ive noticed a large number of fungi on Beckett Park this week. With so many pics I decided to make up a few composites featured here.
Dotted around the edges of this tree stump (used creatively by students as a barbecue area) are the fruitbodies of Giant Polypore and inside a small cluster of cup fungi.
From this point on and with so many examples Ive struggled to identify them, although I think bottom left and top right might be a Blusher.
I like the pic on the right in particular as I noticed the jogger heading into the frame as I knelt down to take the photo.
More views of the Blusher fungi posted previously.
Linda, I like the idea of the composite images for fungi.
ReplyDeleteA exquisite collection superbly presented Linda.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Which lens did you use for these shot?
You found quite a variety there Linda. I particularly like those where you got a mouse eye view.
ReplyDeleteI put the third Chinese comment in Google Translate and it came up as:
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing meritorious
so you beautiful photos are appreciated worldwide.
Hello Citybirding, thanks it made up for the fact that a few of them were a little blurred! Tee hee!
ReplyDeleteHello Frank, thanks very much, These ones are all taken on a point & shoot Canon Ixus 85 IS. Its easy to carry round in my pocket and certainly handy for capturing the little fungi at ground level.
Hello John thanks. I guess the answer is for me to switch on Comment approval to put a stop to those random comments.
Sorry for the delay in responding, best wishes, Linda
nice mushroom collections!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, its a route I walk daily since the beginning of the year, their appearance was a lovely surprise and a good opportunity for a few pics. Linda
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