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Laternea pusilla
As I was walking I found some red dripping gelatine eggs , which burst into this structure, of 2 to 3 cms tall.
Found in Costarican rainforest, 1800 meters, growing directly on the ground and also in fallen trunks, humid places with direct sun light and also on shaded places, soft to touch.
Spotted on Oct 5, 2011
Submitted on Oct 5, 2011
39 Comments (1–25)
really amazing
Excelente fotografía. Felicidades.
Wow! Amazing!
Wow, thats really great. Such a uncommon structure.
Must have missed this when it was first posted. I've posted to Wikipedia for some years, and when I've posted the same images here, I've made a comment to that effect.
That said, this is truly fantastic image Daniel.
I agree, thank you!!, I hope to be back soon to publish more content !!
This is actually a great lesson for every user to make Wiki page when there is no Wiki page made by anyone about any kind of Organism.
That is a truly fantastic organism and a great photo too.
Thanks for putting it up.
(fried chilli onion rings out of puffballs)
congrats on a very well deserved spotting of the day
Fantastic shot Daniel and a great find! :)
Thank you very much, friends, for your kind comments. I hope we all think about our forests conservation when finding such nice pics like these of Project Noah
Congrats.
Congrats!!! :-D Great spotting and awesome detail with the photos!
Congrats Daniel! Great Spotting!
felicidades este es tu segundo spotting of the day
A great spotting!
poderosa la foto
Spotting of the Day!
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Excelente Daniel, espero ir pronto al jardín o salir en una de sus caminatas....
Gracias por los comentarios. Claro, seguiré publicando algún material, aquí nada ha pasado pero que nos quede de lección para el futuro.
Thank you all for the comments. Sure I will keep posting but we need to learn from this bad issue for the future.
Daniel: I really hope you will continue to post your amazing photos on Project Noah. It is great to be able to see such rare and beautiful orchids, fungi, and other wildlife you discover.
Excelente foto Daniel!
Recuerda añadirla también a la misión del color rojo :)
Que tal Daniel.
Comprendo como te sientes, debe haber sido un momento desagradable... Lo que sucedió es que hoy mismo ya habíamos tenido algunos "casos" y hubo un poco de paranoia. Creo que en adelante debemos tener un poco más de tacto al abordar estas situaciones. Espero que podamos dejar esto atrás Mae.
excellent spotting, excellent shot. period.
Hi Daniel. Please, don't be mad about what happened. People make mistakes, you know, but this site is a really good place to know more about nature and people who love it. Pictures like your's are a door to a wealth of information that ordinary people, like miself, wouldn't have access. Please, stay with us, and keep sharing your wonderfull images.