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| Wrinkled Peach, Rhodotus palmatus |
I returned to the woodland on Tuesday and Wednesday for more photo stacking with fungi. They are perfect subjects as on windless days they do not move while you take multiple shots of the subject at different focal lengths. The only potential problem is flies landing during the process. Unfortunately the Wrinkled Peach had finished exuding its lovely pink globules so I could not match the images that Mark and Jim captured a few days ago. I found a new fungus for my galleries, a group of Trooping Funnels. A queen wasp hunted among the leaf litter and I disturbed a moth, The Brick, while preparing a Fly Agaric for photographs.
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| Artist's Bracket, Ganoderma applanatum |
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| Birch Polypore, Piptoporus betulinus |
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| Candlesnuff Fungus, Xylaria hypoxylon |
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| Common Wasp queen, Vespula vulgaris |
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| Fly Agaric, Amanita muscaria |
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| unidentified mushroom |
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| Hen of the Woods, Grifola frondosa |
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| Stump Puffballs, Lycoperdon pyriforme |
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| Stump Puffballs |
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| The Brick, Agrochola circellaris |
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| Trooping Funnel, Infundibulicybe geotropa |
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| Trooping Funnels |
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| Trooping Funnel |
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