Regulus
21-05-2015, 09:30 PM
A few from the local Sclerophyll forest at the Don River Reserve.
This place is just starting to produce fungi, since this kind of bushland dries very quickly because all the roots (including large trees) are very close to the surface, and suck up moisture like desert sand.
But, we have had some saturating rains the past few weeks and the fungi is finding it ideal for fruiting.
These are mostly in the 1~2cm in height range.
This place is just starting to produce fungi, since this kind of bushland dries very quickly because all the roots (including large trees) are very close to the surface, and suck up moisture like desert sand.
But, we have had some saturating rains the past few weeks and the fungi is finding it ideal for fruiting.
These are mostly in the 1~2cm in height range.