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@pocket-ireland.comOct 12, 2026, 11:03 AM

Funnels Through Straw.

#photography #MushroomMonday #FungiFriends #Mycology #Fungi #IrishNature #Woodland #smartphonephotography #MushroomsOfInstagram #WildIreland #ExploreIreland #IrishFlora #MacroNature #AutumnColours #WicklowWalks #NatureLovers #ForestFloor #MushroomHunting #FungiPhotography

A close-up, eye-level photograph of three pale tan, funnel-shaped mushrooms growing among a dense mat of dried, brown fibrous plant stalks and dead leaves. The mushroom caps are smooth with slightly wavy, cupped rims and pale gills running partially down the slender stems. Soft, diffused daylight catches the smooth tops of the caps, creating a warm, earthy contrast against the dark, tangled ground litter. The atmosphere feels quiet, wild, and damp with autumn decay.
@rsawyer2001.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 9:01 PM

Plantober Day 1: #deadhorsetrailhead #surprisecoloradotrip #outdoorphotography #outdooradventure #plantphotography #plantsofinstagram #mushroomphotography #mushroomsofinstagram #plantober #photographychallenge #photographyislife

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@jocebaker.bsky.socialSep 13, 2026, 11:13 PM

How have I never noticed this hoomungus conk fungus on my commute? Short-arse girl (me) for scale. #mushroommonday #fungifriends #mushrooms #mushroomsofinstagram #fungiofinstagram

Large old moss-covered conk fungus growing on a marri tree trunkClose-up of moss and lichen-covered conk fungusWoman standing next to conk fungus to demostrate how large the specimen is.
@jessie-faye.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 6:32 PM

I believe this is a Flammulaster Erinaceellus. I searched through two of my books.
If there's any mycologists out there that know better, comment below.
Lotus Moon Photography of Fort Wayne
#mushroomsofinstagram #mushroomphotography #mushroomphotographer #indianamushrooms #fortwayne

Very tiny cap and stem mushrooms growing on a log. They are yellow. The cap is rough looking, and the color is brownish compared to the yellow stem. You can see some moss growing by them. And a tiny snail is blurred, to the left near the moss.