Mystery BBQ Fungi "revisited"

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Mystery BBQ Fungi "revisited"

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Well, we have been getting lots of rain these past few days (who hasn`t). I noticed the jelly fungi came back in full force on the BBQ wood. The yellow globs I posted here http://www.photomacrography.net/forum/v ... hlight=bbq are back and I noticed some new black ones poping up , so I took some shots. As soon as it dries up, they are gone again :shock: Second picture is a stack of 5 shots for full DOF. I also think I have too much ruler.

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I do not know much about mystery but your BBQ is obviously full of life. :D
Some tinny orange fungi visible on second photo? (left - down, seven little spots) :shock:
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I think I found an ID for this Jelly fungi...Exidia glandulosa
http://www.mykoweb.com/CAF/species/Exid ... ulosa.html
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