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Clavulinopsis miyabeana
I used to search for fugi and mushroom two or three days after rain. I do not have expectations in areas near my house where concrete building is around. This time is a big surprise to me when I meet this “red Corel” in the park, a small park with many people passing by daily. They are appear in large amount of quantity and is very similar to burnt incense stick during ghost festival (lunar calendar July 15)
It is summer in Hong Kong and been raining for few days, leaves fall down and worker do not clean way it. the “coral” take the chance to grow form the sandy soil under the shade of the falling leaves and the tree.
Spotted on Aug 27, 2018
Submitted on Aug 29, 2018
9 Comments
Congrats Yeung great effort for your 1st equal place.
Congratulations Yeung. Great spotting. Thanks for sharing.
Congrats Yeung PK and thanks for sharing
Congratulations Yeung! extraordinary color!
Congratulations Yeung PK, this spotting came first in an equal tied vote in our 2018 Best Wildlife Photo Competition, Fungi category!
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Thanks Yeung! You have wonderful spottings from an area, where we do not have much. So, please, try everytime to add some info about it. It is always very interesting to learn about different spottings and areas. Thanks!
Thank you so much for providing extra information with this spotting Yeung PK!
Hi Yeung PK! This image does a wonderful job of capturing a colorful coral fungus on the forest floor, complete with fallen leaves, trees and green foliage in the background. Could you please provide us with some more information about the habitat where this was photographed? Thanks in advance.
Very photogenic.