This post focus’ on some fungi I’ve found over a few weeks. I’ve been looking closely at the burnt earth, observing what pops through the warming spring ground after some soaking rain.
I don’t expect to find any Mycena here, this is the burnt bush from a fire last April is on a north facing slope and cops a fair amount of direct sun under a scattered canopy of now struggling eucalyptus trees.
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They are so bizarre-looking! 😱
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A variety of bizarre poking through the soil indeed!
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You found some good ones, Tas. 😄
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Thanks, a bit of variety punching through the top soil which luckily didn’t all wash away!
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It’s a miracle how life comes back after a forest fire.
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We walked down there at night while the fire was still smouldering, it looked like a disaster zone! They burnt it way too hot but In the long run, I think it will help to improve the soil. Lucky the weather has been ben good for growth this Spring 🌼
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The colours are so bright! Fungi making a grand entrance. And they are all saying “We are stronger than fire!” 🙂
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They sure are! Good to find a bit of variety there too 😀
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These are such beautiful little signs of life returning.
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Thanks Dan 🙂
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Fascinating…… i particularly love that orange cluster….
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Thanks, the orange fungi was the most prolific one in the area, it stands out well against the black soil.
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Great captures and set! They all look rather alien, but I guess mushrooms/fungi are like that! 🙂
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Thank you, so much variety in the fungi world, I love finding them 😀
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