Hare's Ear by durleybeachbum
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Description
Otidea onotica. There is a large colony of these under the trees in my road.
Widespread but occasional.
Another image Here
Blurry, 800 ISO
Comments (12)
What a interesting name for such a beautiful flower/ fungus ? ?
Both pictures are gorgeous Andrea.
Great name & super captures.
Klasse capture,interesting photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing structures you have shown us today..v beautiful.
Stunning capture Andrea. God bless.
yes, there's blur, but we can see the light and shadow and wonderfully convoluted shapes...they're like rose petals that escaped the rose and started up on their own. The lighting and morphs are wonderfully rich. And I like the different flora around it too. A real pasta-dish of a shot; even with the blur, the character comes shouting through, like he's singing an aria. I really like it, Andrea!
(Do you think Raphael or Michelangelo ever wrote, at the bottom of one of their pieces, "for another version, see here"? Maybe there's a second Sistine Chapel on flickr! With, like, 4 comments: "Nice job." "I dig your god." "Cool!" Do you think we could offer flickr versions of ourselves? If someone doesn't like us, we just say, "for another version, see here..." I see potential in that...and btw, I really love your 2 versions of your art, they always give us wonderful variations...)
Very good find, bravo.
Very nice capture Andrea.
It's a beautiful bit of life; I haven't seen it here, but that doesn't mean it isn't running rampant!
Widespread, eh? So I guess they reproduce like rabbits? Odd little creatures and new to me. I like the colors here.
Another new type of fungus I've never seen before. Looks like an exotic rose. You are lucky to have such diversity there.
fascinating species; great shot