Clouded Funnel by durleybeachbum
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Description
Clitocybe nebularis.
Widespread and very common and in the top 100 most likely to be seen in Britain, in deciduous and coniferous woodland.

Comments (26)
Super-looking. Love the details and especially the colors in this one.
Oh i love this image nice find hon.
Wonderful capture Andrea. You find the most amazing topics to shoot.
Very nice . Capture.
The mix with evergreen plants, fallen leaves and the fungi is Superb!
Lovely capture, they look quite camouflaged.
a lovely mix of subtle colours
They do looking such 'real' on your photo, Andrea. As if I can touch them.
Excellent close-up shot!!!
OH! Dont they look just a little bit sleepy? WOnderful shot indeed, Andrea :-D
Very cool capture great looking shrooms
Something about these remind me of sea creatures...wonderful find and capture!
Stunning capture Andrea. God Bless.
Excellent find and capture! :)
I knew these looked familiar. Diane triggered the thought, helmet crabs. The subdues light, rich colors and clarity really make for a marvelous image with a somewhat mysterious feel.
Wow the rich colors and clarity is outstanding. Great find,thanks for sharing Andrea.
Wonderful composition for these ordinary shrooms!
Superb photo work.
Great pic fist thought it was a funnel cloud LOL Hugs Susan
Wonderful photo! :)
Beautiful clarity, colors, lighting effects and textures in this assemblage of the Funnels and leaves, Andrea! By the title I was expecting a waterspout off the Durley Beach coast.
I love how they are peeking out from under the leaves in this superb capture.
They are very big, lovely pic!!
very nice macro ,we don,t have this one in north america but we have something very close to it [lepista nuda]wich used to be part of the clitocibe family, its common name is blewits,amethys agaric, great acurate image
A fantastic photo of these beautiful mushrooms in amongst all those leaves with maybe a holly bush and ivy vine in the near future!
Great find.