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SmoothEyes — Scutellinia scutellata
Published: 2006-02-09 22:54:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 2037; Favourites: 62; Downloads: 15
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Description
This tiny mushroom grows in groups on very rotten wood and even on soil which covers rotten wood.It's size is about 3-5 mm.
This wonderfull thing has a border with long, black hairs that look like eyelashes.
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Again, a wonderful shot! The details and colors are brilliant!
Again, I have not seen these mushrooms before. XD Ones quite similar is size, shape, and colors, just without the black hairs.
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These are beautiful and a very nice capture of them too.
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what a lovely shroom. i've never seen this one before. just joined this group and added a number of shroom pics. thanx for sharing...
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Wow... these are special!!
Waar heb je deze gevonden. Zo speciaal en met die fijne haartjes erop en wat een kleur!
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Ik heb deze gefotografeerd in mijn eigen tuin (op rottend hout) maar ik vind ze van oktober tot december in zowat elk bos waar rottend hout te vinden is.
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Mag ik vragen welke lens je gebruikt hebt. 1O mm! Je kan wel erg dicht!
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Ik heb hier mijn kleine NIKON Coolpix gebruikt met de Nikkor-lens op macrostand (zo plaats je de camera op enkele cm afstand van het onderwerp)
Heb intussen een 100 mm Macrolens voor mijn Canon maar dan zou je niet zoveel dieptescherpte hebben.
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Het is heel goed gelukt! Heel mooi scherp.
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Oh how lovely.. never seen this one before
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forgot to comment these i see...shame on me. they are so 
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Thank you so much.
This afternoon I meet my friends from the local mushroom-society. We come together every wednesdayafternoon to visit a certain place to inventarize on fungi. I always take pictures. I hope to see today some Dumontinia tuberosa, Sarcoscypha coccinea and maybe some Sclerotinia sp. I'll upload some of the pictures if we see some interesting species.
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i hope to get out of here soon too, to do some field research
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That's the nice part of my hobby / your work, I think.
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No problem, I love the diversity of mushrooms
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I hope to see soon some more of your pics on the fungi-club.
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thanks! I have one in the works.
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yay!
I'm curious to see it.
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That is just freaky and cool!!
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I find them almost every time I walk through the forest during autumn. It's just a matter of knowing where to look and to observe very well (they measure only 3-5 mm). They are little jewels.
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I am forever working on my observation skills. It drives me crazy when I can smell mushrooms nearby but can't find 'em!
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And some mushrooms you can really smell from a long distance!
for instance: Phallus impudicus (bad smell) and Lactarius camphoratus (spicy smell)
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Oh, you SO have to read my "Great Stinkhorn Experiment" story, speaking of smells... [link]
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I noticed that your great stinkhorn looks very similar to the Phallus impudicus which grows in Europe.
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Are you sure they aren't the same, but just with different names?
The first one I ever saw, I just about died laughing! I went home and told my mom, "I just saw a bunch of penis mushrooms!" 
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Take a look at [link]
Your mushroom looks very like ours, but I've never seen the net.
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Oh, good God, I'm at WORK! I can't be looking at big photos of phallic mushrooms! 
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Did you know that the Phallus impudicus can be eaten? I mean the 'egg'. When you cut it in two halves, the white part in the middle is edible. It tastes like radish. Yummie...
btw: You know that all fungi can be eaten. Unfortunately some of them only once.
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I don't know that I'm crazy about how mushrooms taste. I just love to find and photograph them. And that is a very good expression about eating fungi.
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that's fascinating! i've never seen such a thing!
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Well that's one of my passions: look for tiny little things and show their beauty.
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