Fungi

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Post by gpmatthews »

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Wrinkled Crust, Phlebia radiata


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Split Porecrust, Schizopora paradoxa

Both found on fallen wood at our local nature reserve this weekend. Identified for me by our fungi fanatic, Vivien.

Both pictures were taken using a Wild M8 stereo zoom microscope with my Canon Powershot S50 mounted on one eyepiece. These are single images, i.e. not stacked,
Graham

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Great images, especially without stacking. Lighting and specimen alignment are excellent! Very nice. :D

Scale bars much appreciated, by the way.

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Post by Ken Ramos »

Great shots there Graham, the last one I have seen many times but never knew the name of it until now, thanks! :D . Quite a common fungus on dead and decaying wood it seems, see it all the time around here. :D

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Post by beetleman »

Very beautiful looking fungi Graham. You captured them very nicely. They are rather small according to your scale :shock:
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Post by svalley »

Very nice images, Graham.
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Graham...

Nice! They look like aerial shots of some forbidding landscapes!

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