Trichia or Hemitrichia by larose forest photos


12-SEP-2017	Christine Hanrahan

This is slime mould; viewed from a distance it looks like a smear of orange paint on the log, but up close it turns into tiny orange balls.

Panasonic DMC-FZ2000
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Walter Otto Koenig		14-Sep-2017 20:49
Amazing, from the thumbnail I thought it was roe. "V"

Fabienne		14-Sep-2017 19:37
C'est une fantastique trouvaille.

laine		13-Sep-2017 21:54
It looks good and a great find for S.

joseantonio		13-Sep-2017 20:30
stunning capture.V

Karen Stuebing		13-Sep-2017 19:54
Really a wonder of nature beautifully captured. Perfect little orange balls. V.

jeanb		13-Sep-2017 19:31
Amazing find

Juliette		13-Sep-2017 16:48
great find !! V

Jim Coffman		13-Sep-2017 15:34
This is so different ! Nice capture..

Nirvan Hope		13-Sep-2017 14:50
Love it when all kinds of 'shrooms and moulds pop up at this time of year, especially when they're as pretty as this.

victorswan		13-Sep-2017 14:39
A very nice capture of these little ones Christine, It's getting wet now and then I'm looking for these types of slime moulds, This is possible Trichia varia. BV

globalgadabout		13-Sep-2017 14:30
does not seem so slimy, more like sprinkles for a Halloween cake...certainly makes for an attractive image..

Helen Betts		13-Sep-2017 14:12
Such an interesting capture, not at all what I would imagine slime mold to look like! V.

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