Mushroom Worlds IX

Sulphur Tuft (Hypholoma fasciculare) on dead Beech, October 2017, local wood, Staffordshire, England.

10/17 by Peter Hillman Categories: Fungi, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Photography, Wildlife PhotographyTags: Fungi, Hypholoma fasciculare, Macro, Macro Photography, Mushroom, Mushrooms, Nature, Nature Photography, Photography, Sulphur Tuft, Sulphur Tuft Hypholoma fasciculare, Toadstool, Toadstools, Wildlife, Wildlife Photography 8 Comments

8 thoughts on “Mushroom Worlds IX”

Diana says:

Oct 23, 2017 at am

I’m looking at this lovely picture imagining Chinese rice farmers in the morning mists from another time. Thanks for triggering my imagination Pete!

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- Pete Hillman says:
  
  Oct 23, 2017 at pm
  
  What a wonderful imagination you have, Diana! Thank you 🙂
  
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Miriam Hurdle says:

Oct 23, 2017 at am

It’s interesting you can find so many kinds of mushroom. These ones look like umbrellas!

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- Pete Hillman says:
  
  Oct 23, 2017 at pm
  
  I do find their colours and forms quite beautiful and fascinating. I do go for walks when I have the time in search of them at this time of the year. Thank you for your comment, Miriam 🙂
  
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  - Miriam Hurdle says:
    
    Oct 25, 2017 at am
    
    You’re welcome, that makes your walk fun for searching mushrooms!
    
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  - Pete Hillman says:
    
    Oct 25, 2017 at pm
    
    🙂
    
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  - Miriam Hurdle says:
    
    Oct 26, 2017 at am
    
    🙂 🙂
    
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Arkenaten says:

Oct 23, 2017 at pm

I was studying the shot to see if there were any toadstools but there does not seem to be mush room for them.

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