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CliveShirley Myxomycete (Slime Mold)
Myxomycete (Slime Mold) commented on by CliveShirley Melbourne, Victoria, Australia10 years ago

Interesting not a species that I have come across.

CliveShirley Slime Mold
Slime Mold commented on by CliveShirley Melbourne, Victoria, Australia10 years ago

I think to immature to name.

CliveShirley Slime Mold
Slime Mold commented on by CliveShirley Melbourne, Victoria, Australia10 years ago

I dont think this is Hemitrichia calyculata maybe to immature to name.

CliveShirley Descolea Toadstool
Descolea Toadstool commented on by CliveShirley Victoria, Australia10 years ago

This looks to be a Descolea species.

CliveShirley Coral fungus
Coral fungus commented on by CliveShirley Melbourne, Victoria, Australia10 years ago

I wonder if this is not a Ramaria sp. did you happen to make a spore print as this would have been tan for Ramaria or white for something else.

CliveShirley Slime mold
Slime mold commented on by CliveShirley Victoria, Australia10 years ago

Hemitrichia clavata normal are upright on individual stalks these are more likely Trichia verrucosa

CliveShirley Common brushtail possum
Common brushtail possum commented on by CliveShirley Melbourne, Victoria, Australia10 years ago

I don't think I would call these cute not once you have been bitten by one!

CliveShirley Russula
Russula commented on by CliveShirley Maine, USA11 years ago

This looks to be a Russula species

CliveShirley False Turkey Tail
False Turkey Tail commented on by CliveShirley Victoria, Australia11 years ago

I think I would go for a Stereum species

CliveShirley Harefoot mushroom
Harefoot mushroom commented on by CliveShirley Melbourne, Victoria, Australia11 years ago

Hi Leuba, Not sure how long I am going to be able to stay logged in here before I am band again :) bit this is easier then emailing you directly. I doubt this is Coprinus atramentarius which is the largest of the inkcap. Its more likely Coprinopsis lagopus particularly if it has a very short life.
Clive

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