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Harold
Harold Gough
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Joined: 20 October 2014
Location: Reading UK
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Great habitats for lichens.
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Excellent images in the circumstances.
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Very nice. Probably Badhamia utricularis.
I don't post my SM images in with plants and fungi as there are more animal than either.
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I think the first is more likely to be an Armillaria (Honey Fungus).
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5 is an emergent Coprinellus micaceus.
3 I think is Honey Fungus
1 Maybe a Chanterelle.
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You don't have to focus stack to get worthwhile images of slime moulds but you have to use small apertures and flash.
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I open ORFs in DxO Pro 9.
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Superb images. An excellent selection of species. When the capillitium expands in some species it moves around in the slightest air movment, making stacking,...Leave a comment:
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Paralipista flaccida Crosseye Stereos
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paralepista_flaccida
EM-1, Olympus 4/3 50mm f2 Macro, hand held.
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Nice work. Dicyrtomina saundersi, the colour form formerly called D. ornata.
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Nice images. I think your polypore is a mazegill and your Porcelain Fungus looks rather like Mycena pseudocorticola.
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I don't think that is a water cricket: wings, stripes right across back.
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A superb image.
That is is on a mushroom does not necessarily mean it is associated with mushrooms. However, some flies are, including Scuttle...Leave a comment:
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I just want the discomfort I get in my hip and ankles, and tremors in my hands, to not get any worse so that I can continue to get out into wild places...Leave a comment:
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Make sure you have adequate vitamin B12 in your diet as deficiency can cause dementia-like symptoms.
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I continue to upload after putting my images through "Save for Web" in PS. I have no idea if this is an option in other software.
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Looks like his sleeping partner on the right.
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Eyelash Fungus, a Closer Look
This species grows on wet, rotting wood usually next to a pond. Here, the wood is covered by damp mud, which is partly covered by moss.
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Eyelash Fungus Crosseye Stereo
Sony A7r3, Voigtlander Color-Ultron 50mm, hand held. May 2020. Cropped.
This was still as RAW files until today.
The fruiting...
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