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#fungifriday — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fungifriday, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Saw this Fluted bird’s nest fungus ( Cyathus striatus en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyathus_ )on the walk this morning.
    Apparently the bane of mulch loving landscapers.
    #AsSeenWalking #MyPhoto #FungusFriday #Nature #FungiFriday

  2. Saw this Fluted bird’s nest fungus ( Cyathus striatus en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyathus_ )on the walk this morning.
    Apparently the bane of mulch loving landscapers.
    #AsSeenWalking #MyPhoto #FungusFriday #Nature #FungiFriday

  3. Saw this Fluted bird’s nest fungus ( Cyathus striatus en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyathus_ )on the walk this morning.
    Apparently the bane of mulch loving landscapers.
    #AsSeenWalking #MyPhoto #FungusFriday #Nature #FungiFriday

  4. Saw this Fluted bird’s nest fungus ( Cyathus striatus en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyathus_ )on the walk this morning.
    Apparently the bane of mulch loving landscapers.
    #AsSeenWalking #MyPhoto #FungusFriday #Nature #FungiFriday

  5. I was hoping to find a few “lifers” in our trip to the Pacific Northwest. And I did! This is Pig’s Ear, a mushroom that can be purplish or grey in youth, and aging to various shades of tan.

    We don’t often think of mushrooms as being threatened but this one carries a Category B concern due to habitat loss. It is typically found in mountainous conifer old-growth forests.

    Pig’s Ear
    [Gomphus clavatus]

    #FungiFriday #Mushrooms #Fungi

  6. I was hoping to find a few “lifers” in our trip to the Pacific Northwest. And I did! This is Pig’s Ear, a mushroom that can be purplish or grey in youth, and aging to various shades of tan.

    We don’t often think of mushrooms as being threatened but this one carries a Category B concern due to habitat loss. It is typically found in mountainous conifer old-growth forests.

    Pig’s Ear
    [Gomphus clavatus]

    #FungiFriday #Mushrooms #Fungi

  7. I was hoping to find a few “lifers” in our trip to the Pacific Northwest. And I did! This is Pig’s Ear, a mushroom that can be purplish or grey in youth, and aging to various shades of tan.

    We don’t often think of mushrooms as being threatened but this one carries a Category B concern due to habitat loss. It is typically found in mountainous conifer old-growth forests.

    Pig’s Ear
    [Gomphus clavatus]

    #FungiFriday #Mushrooms #Fungi