Composing Decomposition Pt. 2

[AlanLichty]

Another round of some fungi alongside the trails in Beverly Beach State Park from a few weeks ago. @Amy Earl identified these as False Turkey Tail which seems to describe these quite well. This is a hand held shot like the first image from here as I didn't have a tripod along on the hike.

Composing Decomposition 2

• AlanLichty
• Feb 17, 2020

Fungi in the woods near Beverly Beach State Park, Oregon.

C&C always welcome.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Almost looks cultivated here Alan. Very nice find.

 

[Amy Earl]

Another round of some fungi alongside the trails in Beverly Beach State Park from a few weeks ago. @Amy Earl identified these as False Turkey Tail which seems to describe these quite well.

Well now that you've pinned me to that identification I'll have to do some research to try and verify whether this is indeed False Turkey Tail The Stereum genus, which I'm quite sure this belongs to, contains lots of similar-looking species...

Very cool find! I backtrack on what I said before, the white stuff does look like it's all part of the same fungus as is producing the brown funnels. Fascinating.

 

[Mike Lewis]

Wow, life from death personified in this image. Very nice, like the framing and the vibrant colors that are popping out in the soft light.

ML

 

[Douglas Sherman]

That's really interesting, Alan. Good job.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Nice find and well composed Alan.

 

[Terry Farrow]

Another round of some fungi alongside the trails in Beverly Beach State Park from a few weeks ago. @Amy Earl identified these as False Turkey Tail which seems to describe these quite well. This is a hand held shot like the first image from here as I didn't have a tripod along on the hike.

Composing Decomposition 2

• AlanLichty
• Feb 17, 2020

Fungi in the woods near Beverly Beach State Park, Oregon.

C&C always welcome.

A very interesting image Alan the markings are like the age rings found on a tree cross section. Nice find.

 

[JimFox]

It’s interesting Alan.