Jelly Antler Fungus - Calocera viscosa by kaward
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Description
The first signs of autumn are now everywhere.
This is an unusual fungus I had never seen before until I spotted this at my local nature reserve. I am not 100% with the ID but this is the most likely.
Thanks for your response to my Bryce piece yesterday "Misty Valley Sunset"
Comments (12)
Wonderful capture texture and colour, Excellent well done..
Wow yes. I have never seen this one although I have seen the white form. I just looked it up and I believe it belongs to the Dacrymycetales family. In my book it is called The Staghorn. I never ever knew the huge extent of fungi varieties until my Daughter had her A levels and we went out in the woods, hunting and painting our finds. Love the litte spider! Fascinating subject Kevin. Thanks.
Oh my Kevin, what a great capture, this is so lovely my friend!
Great capture, I've never seen one of these!
This is a fabulous look at this fungus. The fullness is kept and the composition of one above the other is wonderful.
Very interesting Fungals! Great find!
nice capture...
Great find and a super pic!!
Fantastic find, great good colors. Id is spot on.
Splendid!
Hi, Isn't nature great? You've done a wonderful job portraying this fungi for us. Thanks Pam
Excellent capture.