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12-Oct-2021	Christine Hanrahan

Coral fungus, possibly Ramaria sp.

Conroy Pit, Ottawa

The coral fungi is so like the sea coral that it is easy to see why they were given the name 'coral'. A wide variety of shapes and colours too in the fungi.

Panasonic LUMIX FZ200
1/60s f/2.8 at 4.5mm iso100 hide exif

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Don		07-Nov-2021 21:26
Indeed, this is like the most delicate of corals.

Walter Otto Koenig		07-Nov-2021 17:13
Great shot of this aptly named fungus. An amazing find well photographed. "V"

janescottcumming		07-Nov-2021 15:08
Looks like a whole little city!

hayl		07-Nov-2021 14:13
It was a good season for fungi. You’ve introduced us to so many varieties and this is another fine photo.

Pierre Martin		07-Nov-2021 09:14
they do look alike, splendid picture!

Tom LeRoy		07-Nov-2021 08:55
Looks so coral like this could be a underwater scene. Excellent capture. V

Raymond Ma		07-Nov-2021 06:34
It resembles so much the coral I have seen in underwater pictures...amazing. V

globalgadabout		07-Nov-2021 05:13
the pride of the leaf litter...love the sultry colours around the "reef";...

joseantonio		07-Nov-2021 04:35
a lovely capture .V

Nirvan Hope		07-Nov-2021 02:05
Edible and tasty too!

laine		07-Nov-2021 01:42
The forest sure is busy breaking down with the help of fungi...love it's softness.

Dennis Hoyne		07-Nov-2021 01:05
This is such a lovely image!

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