Hola, setero! Today I share not fresh photographs but vice versa - some old ones, from 2024, 2023 and even 2019! I checked the folder that I wasnt paying attention - all this captures you see in this post, are not #macro -- actually they were taken with my extra-wide travel-reportage lens: 16-35mm. But I should say, it provided a nice-close-ups. Very useful and must-have lens, as you can see; works as a macro too!
The vitality of mushrooms is amazing. In this photo you can vividly see how a small, tender, new-born chantarelle mushroom breaks the ground to pop-up! Isnt it touchy?
An ordinary trimming fungus does his job to decompose an old mossy stump.
Something unedible, but very attractive and sympatico! A nice pair.
This one had to fight hard for a place under the sun. The fly agaric, to name the names; it seems, the life have beat him hard! The fungus cap is all twisted and ruined far from normal, and the brains are askew :)
A puffball (matured and cracked). I tried to take a photo of its spores being puffed out, but with no extra lighting got zero result.
The colony of soft polypore fungus, that I encounter pretty often in various places -- might not be a rare specie. I dont know the exact name but call it myself 'that plush fungus'. š It is, indeed, very 'plush' if you touch it.
And the last one for today -- the family of ink caps (Coprinus comatus).
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