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14-AUG-2013 Christine Hanrahan

Fungus

This may be a hypoxylon species, a sac fungi. Apparently, when they are fresh they are this reddish colour, but turn black with age. I can't remember which tree snag this was on, but if a birch, this could be a birch hypoxylon.

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meekam tam05-Oct-2014 09:32
Wonderful macro with great details! V
Lieve Snellings07-Mar-2014 14:11
Oh the Venus of Willendorf, one of the very first artwork that is found and shows a mother-godess (date the 24.000 to 22.000 years before Christ)
Fantastic found ! BV
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