These are so tiny, the largest one is about 3/4".
Notice they are growing in a very moist environment of mostly decomposing leaves.
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Toadstool
Now that the weather is damp, there are toadstools popping up along the path where I like to walk.
There is new growth sprouting between the decaying leaves and acorns. What do you make of the cone shaped parasites on the oak leaf? I see a lot of them, but I'm afraid I don't have an answer or this one. Let me know if you do! Click on the pictures to enlarge them. It is really interesting to see the minute details when you do!
Moss, Lichen, Fungii, II
Is there a pair of eyes peeking out of the hole near the top of this tree? Click on the photo to enlarge it and see what you think.
A.
This (A) is a closer view of the fungal growth on the tree that is pictured below (B).
B.
C.
The photo above (C), is also a closer view of the fungal growth that is shown in the picture below (D).
D.
1.
Above is the close-up view of the next two photos. Notice the little orange sprouts.
2.
This set of three photos, are the same fallen tree. Notice the moss on top, and the lichen growth on the bottom in the last two photos.
3.
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