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Trametes versicolor
Very "hairy" turkey tail fungus that I found growing on rotting wood in a deciduous swamp.
Turkey Tail gets its name from the fact that it sort of resembles a turkey's tail. The caps were bracket-shaped, thin, fuzzy, and had concentric zones of green, brown, and gray. The pores are white.
Growing on rotting wood in a swamp.
Spotted on Mar 27, 2018
Submitted on Apr 6, 2018
2 Comments
A very colorful fungus....
Photo No. 1: is a very pretty photo....a very pretty, Turkey Tail fungus....