Angel’s Bonnet (Mycena arcangeliana) November 2017, local wood, Staffordshire, England.
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Angel’s Bonnet (Mycena arcangeliana) November 2017, local wood, Staffordshire, England.
Nature Journeys 
This strikes me as a very delicate photo (a good thing), something I don’t see very often.
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I really appreciate that, David, thank you 🙂 The situation was far from delicate though, getting down on elbows in leaf litter and damp earth to get the worm’s eye view, but worth the discomfort if I can come a way with a few decent shots expressing this almost hidden minature world on the woodland floor.
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Miniature world!
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Yes. I was out in the woods on Sunday afternoon and searching around a fallen tree and here were these tiny shrooms growing out the decaying wood. It was quite dark and gloomy where they were, but a world in minature for sure 🙂
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So lovely; it would make a wonderful print!
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Why thank you so much, Diana 🙂 I could hang it on my wall, but I don’t have muchroom 😉
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Hahaha! 😂 Well I guess I left myself wide open for that one ….!
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🙂 🙂
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Wonderful name for a beautiful subject and photo!
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂
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Another lovely delicate little fungi.
I never get to see mushrooms or toadstools around my new(ish) home area. Too dry I suppose.
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Thank you, Vicki 🙂 Yes, they do like the damp conditions.
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Wonderful photo!
I have never seen this kind in reality, but I love this small mushrooms – and I realy like the english name! 🙂
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Thank you, Anki 🙂 They are quite small and a good challenge to photograph.
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Like a magical miniature world.
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Thank you, Alba 🙂
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A little lampshade!
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