Beech Jellydisc by durleybeachbum
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Description
Neobulgaria pura (var.foliacea)
This fungus is found grouped in swarms on fallen logs and branches of deciduous trees especially beech. This variety is less common than the type.
See more of these in my Flickr fungi set Here
Comments (19)
most interesting; never seen fungus like this one
Beautiful... but with a hint of creepiness. I'm very impressed with your eye for composition and color. Although this is a simple image, it's expertly framed. Nice job!
Another interesting fungus for the collection, you have a fine collection.
Very interesting have not seen this type of fungus.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
a strange fungi for sure Great capture
What a very fascinating fungus! Great capture!
OOOh that is funny looking stuff!!
Never seen this one. What a great shot.
Zoom a must! In zoom, this is a huge meandering metallic-looking imitation of a long intestinal tract. It's just fascinating. And it takes over the whole surface. Your capture gives a lot of light to it, and very bright leaves on top and bottom---you showcased it beautifully. I like the two little "spawns" at far right---like they broke loose from the pack and are making their way, solo. A beautiful capture of a strange, convoluted all-encompassing beast. Amazing to think it's right where you live. (And I saw your flickr collection: You really get a lot of variations! And they're all exotic, otherworldly creatures as well, and it's great to see them all in one place.) An eye-popper, this.
Superb Capture
Best in zoom. A great fungi pic.
Really amazing fungy.
Okay, I came up with a cool analogy for this incredible sight on this April Fool's Day, A. What we have here is a long salami, encrusted with oodles of black worms. A great shot of a growth that can be described as both fascinating and yucky.
It probably wouldn't be very tasty on a toasted muffin.
This is a fantastic photo Andrea BUT what a superb presentation over on FlickR! Outstanding.
cool looking
Admit it, Andrea, what you found is a bunch of smashed raisins. The filigreed leaf at the bottom makes a beautiful image all by itself. I also saw your flickr page. I've said it before, you could write a book.
An interesting fungi there are lots of beech woods around here but I have never seen this one.