Nature Photos

Image 1. Schizophyllum commune, or split-gill
From Mt. Tamalpais, Marin County, California

Image 2. Probably Scutellinia scutellata, or ciliate cup fungus
From Olympic National Park, Washington

Image 3. Sowerbyella rhenana, an ascomycete fungus

Image 4. Probably a species of Thelephora, known as fiber fans, or fiber vases,
growing on mossy soil in Olympic National Park

Image 5. Probably a species of Thelephora, known as fiber fans, or fiber vases,
growing on mossy soil in Olympic National Park

Image 6. Probably a species of Thelephora, known as fiber fans, or fiber vases,
growing on mossy soil in Olympic National Park

Image 7. Tremella mesenterica, or common witch's butter
From Sonoma County, California

Image 8. Xeromphalina sp., a partially lichenized fungus
On a decaying log. From Oswald West State Park, coastal Oregon

Image 9. Xeromphalina sp., a partially lichenized fungus
On a decaying log. From Oswald West State Park, coastal Oregon

Image 10. Xeromphalina sp., a partially lichenized fungus
On a decaying log. From Oswald West State Park, coastal Oregon

Image 11. Xylaria hypoxylon, called candlesnuff fungus

Image 12. Xylaria hypoxylon, called candlesnuff fungus

Image 13. Xylaria hypoxylon, called candlesnuff fungus
From Strawberry Canyon, University of California, Berkeley

Image 14. Xylaria hypoxylon, called candlesnuff fungus
From Strawberry Canyon, University of California, Berkeley

Image 15. An agaric mushroom
From Olympic National Park, Washington

Image 16. An agaric mushroom
From Olympic National Park, Washington

Image 17. An agaric mushroom
From Olympic National Park, Washington

Image 18. A bracket fungus from Strawberry Canyon,
above the University of California, Berkeley.
Photo by Victor Duran.

Image 19. A bracket funguson a wooden stump from near Mendocino, California

Image 20. Brown cups. I don't have any identification for these; could they
possibly be myxomycete sporangia? On decaying wood, from Yosemite National Park, CA

Image 21. A brown mushroom. Photo by Victor Duran

Image 22. Brown mushrooms. Photo by Victor Duran

Image 23. Possibly a species of Clavaria? Immature Ramaria?
From Strawberry Canyon, above the University of California, Berkeley