Tremella mesenterica by durleybeachbum
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Description
For Photosynthesis, Claude, who posted some of this recently.
This lovely fungus is parasitic on species of Peniophora, and you can see it in this photo. This one is called Rosy Crust, P.incarnata, usually found on the dead wood of deciduous trees.
Comments (20)
This is a superb representation of this beautiful fungi Andrea.
Nice! Pretty fungus, nice colour.
Excellent and very interesting shot, fantastic details and colours.
beautiful
Very beautiful and so brightly coloured!
What a great colour this is Andrea!
Glorious pic and find Andrea
Wonderful colour, super pic!!
Thanks for the taxonomy lesson, Andrea - now I won't have call it "that gooey orange stuff" any more...
An outstanding find and photo Andrea! This looks like mating sea slugs to me!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
That brilliant apricot color is always such a surprise! Beautiful stuff.
Easy for you to say. Kevin's (kaward) comment was close to my thought. This reminds me of a Spanish Dancer (Hexabranchus sanguineus) sea slug. This is much prettier. A terrific capture.
This is gorgeous and it's so much better than the examples of something similar I've seen in a grotty truckyard. The color is amazing! I love the ruffly shape: a bit like fungal potato crisps. This is exquisite. Aren't fungi amazing? (And amusing too!)
looks like semi-dried apricots, all thrown together in a helter-skelter method. Great image and dedication thanks for the biology lesson
Looks almost good enough to eat, ALMOST.
Wonderful kind of mushroom.
such variations of colours and textures
Neat capture!
An excellent jelly fungus and a lovely photo!