Amanda 🍄

Four young parasol mushrooms (unopened) in grass, two of which are stuck together at the base of the stipe.

One young parasol mushrooms in grass (unopened), in shadow.

Amanda holding a s’more’s iced coffee drink and smiling. She has very very short (buzzed) brown hair, glasses, coffin stud earrings, and a purple septum piercing

Young parasols and a sweet treat ☺️🍄

Cool mushroom 🍄 #fungi

Very dusty crusty and dry, tan colored slime mold on dark brown wood chips. The slime mold’s top layer is chipped apart to reveal a brown spore-filled center.

Crumbly dog’s vomit slime mold outside my dentist’s office.

Some drying out roadside mushrooms the ones in the front can be seen that their skirts are colored by the reddish brown of their spores. Behind it can be seen green foliage with some peeking blue sky, and a thick trunk with a dark cavity.

The forest has eyes on fungi✨

#FungiFriday

Hell yeah, Happy Pride! 🎉🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Stemonitis

Another one from yesterday @regularslimeguy.bsky.social
At first glance they looked like Stemonitis but im not sure of the species

Cracked and frayed red topped Russula mushroom in the grass, looking awfully dry.

Different angle of previous picture of cracked and frayed russula

Russula sp. on the job!

Still haven’t been able to get out but hopefully once medication kicks in, I’ll be walking through the woods in no time! And not just to my car from work 😂

A dried out hexagonal polypore kinda looking like a delicious pork rind

#MushroomMonday
Pork rind edition!

Unfortunately I am still having issues walking and am seeing a rheumatologist, hoping for answers (and medication). Haven’t been on a good walk in a bit. But here’s a stinkhorn!

hand (Amanda’s) pointing at slightly cross-eyed cat (Asmodeus), can see Amanda’s spider-web slippers in corner

hand (Amanda’s) pointing at slightly cross-eyed and open-mouthed cat (Asmodeus), can see Amanda’s spider-web slippers in corner

Not a mushroom 🍄

Schizophyllum commune (common name split gill) tightly packed onto a maple limb flanked by pale green Parmotrema lichen. The schizos are a beautiful cream color. The picture is taken so you can see the gills.

#SchizophyllumSunday 🤓

Pale pink Wolf's milk slimemold. They look almost like melons or fruit 🍑 Lycolgala sp.

Happy #SlimeMoldSunday to all who celebrate 🎉😊

Ice looking like fine hair coming out of the end of A rotten stick. Frozen leaves and woodchips surround it

Hair ice pushing out of the side of a rotten brach forming an upwards curl

Me holding a rotten stick with hair ice bursting the bark apart from it

Hair Ice! Not a mushroom itself but a reaction of freezing water being formed into hairlike via natural antifreeze in the hyphae

☺️🍄💕

Xylaria globosa covered with red guttation droplets

Xylaria sp. With yellow coloured guttation droplets

Strawberry or banana? 🍓🍌🍭 Which flavour Xylaria would you prefer? #fungifriends

Four pics of coral fungus. White, with delicate branches. 🍄📷 🪸 #fungifriends

Here have some nice guttation on a weeping oak bracket

Two overlapping mushrooms grow from a moderately small branch. There is a background of wet, dead leaves The photograph is taken from the underside of the mushrooms, showing their very interesting pores.

A hexagonal pored polypore from before all the snow recently. #fungifriends

Pair of Bonnet (Mycena) mushrooms with a very small Katydid nymph sitting atop one; the Bonnets are conical shaped and flattening, light gray-brown with darker striations and umbo, stem is dark and slender. The Katydid nymph is bright green and very small, but mimics the adult form of a Bush Cricket.

Top of the world 🍄📷
#fungi #mushrooms #nature #photography #fungifriends #Invertebrate #insects

🍂 🧢 🍄‍🟫
#fungifriends #fungi #mushrooms

A section of flat rock is 100% covered in orange and grey lichens. Looks a bit like dozens of paint splotches.

A carpet of #lichens on lakeside bedrock. Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. #fungifriends

Close up of the underside of a young Suillus sp. mushroom

I’m trying my best🍄 (old photo)

I see your Bolete Eater, and raise you a Parasitic Bolete (Pseudoboletus parasiticus) infecting a Scleroderma.

The Bolete Eater (Hypomyces microspermus) infecting a king bolete

Brown mushrooms with tan edges pile themselves together as they grow on the cut end of a log

Good morning and happy #FungiFriday

Silken capped russet colored mushrooms wade through fluffy green moss. Behind them spider webs in the grass collect the morning dew and soft fog.

Something something mushrooms

Artomyces pyxidatus, the crown-tipped coral mushroom, a yellow-ish branching fungus among dry brown leaves and bright green moss and grasses.

Amanda’s hand behind a very thick-stiped mushroom with beautiful reticulation. The stipe is a tannish-yellow, and the cap is a velvety brown. The cap’s width is less than the stipe’s, making it look extra round.

white delicate-capped mushroom growing out of a log. The cap has very pronounced gills and the stipe has a ring. There is a little pile of sand and dirt on the top of the mushroom, and some lichen and moss off to the right side.

Some of my favorite old photos 🍄

😭💕 ty

Me (Amanda) standing in front of a multicolored, Christmas light mushroom

Me (Amanda) gesturing towards a multicolored Christmas light mushroom

Not a real mushroom, but pretty spectacular 🍄