Turkey Tail by kbrog
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Description
Identified in the book. You can see the difference in color and formation from the False Turkey Tail I've shown you all in a past post.
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Hope you all enjoy and please zoom.
Thanks for the comments.

Comments (22)
For me the mushroom looks a bit blurred but anyway it is a nice capture.
Well seen and the name suits it well. Perhaps you should have removed the twig running through the centre.
Very interesting mushroom! Great colours and lighting. Really nice shot!
The Turkey Tail is growing on that twig. I couldn't remove it without damaging it. And it was in a very hard spot to take a picture of it.
never saw one. wonderful shot
Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details
Well, after seeing the tom turkey next door spreading his tail, I can certainly see why this is called what it is. Nice capture! I have not seen one of these.
How lovely to have the real thing. Not sure which I like the best the real or the false, they are both lovely with beautiful markings.
I guess I don't spend enough time in the woods or I'm not paying attention, you come up with so many interesting objects! Great shot!
Indeed, it looks like a turkey tail! Good shot!
Beautiful colors and paterns. Great find. Dana
Amazing photo my friend, superbly captured.
marvelous shot. I love the lesson and the detail.
You find some of the most interesting fungi and congrats for being able to find it in the book at all!
belle photo!!
~•:¨¨:•°-:¦:-°•:¨¨:•~Gorgeous~* •:¨¨:•°-:¦:-°•:¨¨:•~
Excellent shot.
COOOOL
Excellent and a tribute to your field craft and nature loving
What a beautiful form, huh? So nice and round shape. I already took also some photo's from this kind, but this one is very special captured by you, kbrog !!!
Beautiful capture.
What a great pic!