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Porcelain Fungus

Oudemansiella mucida

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9 Comments

LarsKorb
LarsKorb 12 years ago

Thanks, Ivan. Appreciated.

Ivan Rodriguez
Ivan Rodriguez 12 years ago

Oh okay, I see. Well they are beautiful, your shots show this really clearly.

LarsKorb
LarsKorb 12 years ago

Because I never spotted them around here for years. (And I did work right in the woods)...since fungi need very special climate conditions to grow specificly, it looks like a climate change - and for me this is not a good sign, although the fungi look beautiful.

Ivan Rodriguez
Ivan Rodriguez 12 years ago

Wonderful find Lars, and why do you say it's a sign of bad climate change?

DoinaRussu
DoinaRussu 12 years ago

great spotting, I like the light...

LarsKorb
LarsKorb 12 years ago

Yes, Dan - as I said for the other spottings, I never noticed them much around here all the years. Now they seem to have become common. Looks unfortunately like a bad sign of climate change....

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textless 12 years ago

Lovely find.

Dan Doucette
Dan Doucette 12 years ago

You seem to have good luck finding these Lars. Wiki says they are largely distributed in tropical and temperate regions. I wonder if they are found around southern Ontario.

KarenL
KarenL 12 years ago

Beautiful!

LarsKorb
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LarsKorb

Hohenhorn, Schleswig-Holstein (Landmasse), Germany

Spotted on Oct 10, 2011
Submitted on Oct 10, 2011

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