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Pseudohydnum gelatinosum
About 30mm wide in a loose group of 5 on a very large eucalyptus (E regnans?)
In a local nature reserve adjoining a national park.
Also called toothed jelly fungus, false hedgehog mushroom, and white jelly mushroom. Apparently they can be candied for eating but are a bit bland.
http://bie.ala.org.au/species/Pseudohydn...
Spotted on Jul 29, 2014
Submitted on Jul 31, 2014
31 Comments (1–25)
What a cool spotting, Mark! Congratulations on your SOTD and on presenting such a nice series.
Thanks all for your positive comments. Glad you enjoyed 'Jaws' the mushroom. :-)
Congratulations Mark! Very interesting find.
Congrats Mark! Looks like something out of Tolkien.
So awesome! Great pictures.
Congrats Mark! Spectacular.
Well done, Mark ... congratulations!
Gorgeous!! Nice pictures, Mark Ridgway.
Congratulations on the SOTD, very well deserved.
Great macro, Congrats Mark
Awesome photos Mark! Congratulations for Spot of the Day :)
congrats Mark!!Cool series!!
Awesome organism for Spotting of the Day.
Obrigado "Sckel". Espero que este número de dentes não causou um pesadelo. Vá com verde e ouro. !!!!
Thank you Martin, Neil, Chief and Pam.
Parabéns, Mark. Estamos no mesmo time. :D
Great photo Mark
That one looks cool; actually cold.
Congratulations
Now that is quite an amazing spotting. Well done, Mark. Your SOTD is much deserved. Excellent photos too :-)
Congratulations Mark! :))
great images Mark... well deserved SOTD for uniqueness!
Thanks Hema, James, Leuba, Marta... must book at the dentist.
Wow! Congratulations! very unique fungus! :-)
Congratulations, Mark ! great shots - these look so fresh
Congratulations Mark...wonderful images
Good Going! Congrats!
Thanks Luis, Sergio.
Congrats Mark! Amazing SOTD!