Jelly fungus ( Exidia sp.) by larose forest photos


07-OCT-2010	Christine Hanrahan

Photographed a couple of autumns ago. This is a fairly common jelly fungus, found on twigs and branches.

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Helen Betts		17-Jan-2013 19:30
Very artistic fungus and nicely captured. Super color as well. V.

Patrick Goossens		16-Jan-2013 14:38
A very fine looking jelly it is.

Graeme		16-Jan-2013 11:07
You show the most unusual of things, Christine and we love them! BV!!

Blandine Mangin		16-Jan-2013 10:04
beautiful ! v

joseantonio		16-Jan-2013 05:08
What an unusual sight for me. Had never seen anything like that.V

carol j. phipps		16-Jan-2013 04:52
Fascinating fungus. Beautiful capture.

Jim Coffman		16-Jan-2013 04:06
Wow, that is a different kind of fungus!

Guest		16-Jan-2013 04:05
Aspic?

globalgadabout		16-Jan-2013 03:47
glistening, with an intriguing form...it looks like dods of raspberry jam on a baguette, and so good enough to eat..

Yvonne		16-Jan-2013 03:41
I suppose the tree really suffers when the fungus takes up residence. Wonderfully presented Christine!

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