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Hi there!
Nice orange/yellow mushrooms from Ramaria family- unfortunatelly don't know the name of this one. Picture cropped and resized, some colour balanced.
Taken some time ago in scottish forest in Gle Nevis near Fort William.
Scientific classification:
Kingdom: Fungi
Phylum: Basidiomycota
Class: Agaricomycetes
Order: Gomphales
Family: Gomphaceae
Genus: Ramaria
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If You know what the species of Ramaria it is please write.
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- lousat
(19673) - [2008-11-12 5:49]
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Hi Adrian,very nice and unusual fungi,i never seen nothing like that,excellent point of view,colors and details,my best compliments,have a nice day,Luciano
- eng55
(3574) - [2008-11-12 9:51]
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Hi Adrian,
Beautiful close up.Well seen and composed.Colors,use of light and POV are also excellent.Have a nice day too.
Thanks for posting.
Hello Adrian,
Very nice shot with nice details and colours.
I suggest Calocera viscosa or Stag-horn Fungus... only by the colours and general aspect. Not sure: I'm a beginner in fungi...
Best regards,
Catherine
Czesc Adrian!
Rzeczywiscie w minaturze te grzyby do zludzenia przypomina ogniste polomyki , bardzo dobra prezentacja.
Pozdrawiam
Artur
Hi Adrian,
You're probably right about these being Ramaria family or perhaps Clavaria.
They could possibly be Clavaria archer or Ramariopsis simplex.
Its often very hard to identify these as there are so many similar yellow and orange ones.
In this case, I think it might have been better to perhaps focus entirely on one of the larger clumps (like the one on the right) as it is so hard to get good DOF with groups of these.
Still, its always nice to see pretty groups of yellow/orange fungi.
Cheers
Steve
Hi Adrian
Nice capture of these tiny fungi. The colour is so vibrant. Your right they do look like small campfires. Well done.
TFS Janice