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Posted on Wed,18 February, 2026
by john
elf cap fungi  with moss. Ferns around also violet leaves.

Today I found out that you can’t tell the difference between red & ruby elf caps without a microscope. Thanks to another iNaturalist user.

Posted on Wed,18 February, 2026
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Posted on Sun,14 December, 2025
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Velvet Foot Fungi growing out of a trunk

#SilentSunday

Posted on Sun,14 December, 2025
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Posted on Sat,18 October, 2025
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A cluster of bright orange-yellow golden spindles fungi among green grass.

Walking up Slackdhu in the Campsies this afternoon, saw a few patches of this fungi. Golden Spindles I think. Happy to be corrected. #Fungi

Posted on Sat,18 October, 2025
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Posted on Sun,22 December, 2024
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Orange mushrooms and green ferns growing from a tree trunk.

#SilentSunday

Posted on Sun,22 December, 2024
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