Fungi Clump

[Stan]

Spotted a few fungi in the forest today, a sure sign of an early autumn !! As with many varieties it is quite a challenge to get a positive ID but from my book, I would hazard a guess at one of the tuft or woodtuft family

Stan

1/200, f8, ISO 1600, 100mm

[colin C]

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Nicely seen and captured Stan, but I wouldn't want them next to my bacon and eggs.

[Trev B]

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Lovely shot Stan, I would say they are Brick Caps Hypholoma sublateritium. But as you say its something of a challenge with so many looking the same

[supergeeman]

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Like it...well shot

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[tesarver]

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Nice Stan

Tom

[Stan]

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thanks guys

I would say they are Brick Caps Hypholoma sublateritium

yes that was the page in Collins I was looking at which calls them brick tuft rather than caps but the latin is spot on

stan

[Tigger]

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excellent work Stan

[Stan]

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thanks Ian

Stan

[pelliott1954]

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Lovely shot Stan, very even light, the colours work well together too

Regards Paul

[John Liddle]

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I like that Stan - it looks like a jumble of mediaeval thatched cottages nestling up against each other

[antoeknee]

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Very nice piece of work Stan.

Did you do anything re lighting? Flash and or reflector?

[Stan]

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thanks guys

Did you do anything re lighting? Flash and or reflector?

no just natural light - it was off the main path in an overall shaded area but fungi itself was lit by light coming throgh the trees

Stan