Mycographic

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Fascinated by fungi and lichen. I spend a lot of time exploring and capturing (occasionally foraging) those i find. More mycophile than mycologist 🍄 Also cats

Close-up of the side of a log, with several fan-shaped ribbons of fungi bursting out. The flesh starts off deep crimson, fading to lighter, meaty red towards the edges
Close-up of a small tawny winter chanterelle mushroom, with a slightly wavy, slender stem and up-turned cap, catching the light, which shines through, silhouetting the wrinkled gills.
Close-up of a line of tiny mushrooms of varying ages, each with yellowish, stringy stems, leading to unopened pearl-like caps; growing on a branch
Low down on the woodland floor, amongst the pine needles, a small brown mushroom emerges. Viewed from the side, at ground level, It has a short, sturdy, brown stem; with gills that are upturned and slightly translucent
Pine woodland floor, littered with branches, twigs and mossy logs. Hundreds of little yellowy brown winter chanterelle mushrooms are scattered all over the floor
To the side of a slim, lichen covered tree trunk, clings a fungi that looks like a mass of peach jelly ribbons, scrunched together
On the woodland floor, leaves surround a moss-covered log. Two mushrooms with long, thin brown stems and semi-transparent, conical caps stand tall
A miniature forest of the fruiting bodies of Candlesnuff fungi. Hundreds of fragile grey antler-like growths protruding from the ground. Appearing like long dead ashen trees
Two miniature yellow mushrooms, one slightly larger than the other, growing from some dead wood on the forest floor. The mushrooms are smooth, with a nearly translucent yellow stem, and a little round head with no gills. The top of the cap is slightly darker, shiny and opaque.
Tree branch almost entirely converted in an off-white, slightly scaly and furry lichen
A partially eaten, lilac wood blewit mushroom
A cluster of about fifteen small, light brown mushrooms, each one with a badly scribbled smiley face. Some are happier than others
A few tiny beige mushrooms, no bigger than a fingernail, on the side of a dead tree trunk
A birds eye view of a slim damp tree stump, it's edges crowded with bracket fungus. Each frilly 'bracket' is a striking black, bursting into red, then finally yellow at the tips. Like mini explosions all going off around the old dead tree
Two tiny dark brown mushrooms, with droplet shaped caps, covered in white fur-like fibres. Barely poking above the twigs and moss surroundings
My tabby shorthair cat, Wanda, tucked up to her head under the duvet. Paws are stretched out in front of her. Dozing
Small but perfect pink mushroom growing out of autumn leaf litter. It's cap is fully open and curling up at the edges to reveal almost-white gills
Two glistening white-capped mushrooms emerging from a mossy tree branch
A pair of magpie Inkcap fungi growing amongst autumn leaf litter. Long, slender white stems and black caps , spotted with white scales
Three little brown mushrooms, poking above the grass