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Sarcoscypha coccinea
Mixed beech-fir forest. Mt. Igman near Sarajevo.
Spotted on Feb 27, 2014
Submitted on Feb 27, 2014
13 Comments
Thank You AntonioGinjaGinja.Probably is to hot for them to grow in Portugal.
Very nice capture Mauron,i never saw one of these,congrats and thanks for sharing
@patty: thank you.
Great spotting Mauron!
@Jopy: Da vjerovatno fotelja od nekog insekta granara ili puža možda :). Hvala
fotelja na grančici :) odlična fotka i gljiva..
@3rd-grade-sage5: I don't know. It may be. This one is in Bosnia.
@Ingrid3: Thank you. Wildlife is amazing. We will never know how many species We have already destroyed. But we need to preserve what we have now on this beautiful planet. Than You again.
EXQUISITE PHOTO! today i learned there could be as many as 6 million species of fungi on our amazing planet of life! (a new published estimate). That is on top of, conservatively, 8-9 million multicellular animals, SO MUCH TO PHOTOGRAPH!
Thank you @mcaul6515. Yes it looks.
Very beautiful! It actually looks like it is going to fall off the tree! :)
Thank You.
Nice spotting