Five Small Lights on the Dead Wood - Bleeding Mycena on Dead Wood
Barely Visible & Gracefully Shaped - Magnificent Mycena in Autumn
Seen Through the Moss - Helmet Mycena at Forest Edge
Deep Purple Above the Green - Amethyst Deceivers Rising Above Moss
Damaged and Tasted - Tawny Grisette
The Smallest One in the Spotlight - Tiny Orange Fungi Backlit, Adults in Bokeh Behind
Bell-shaped when Young - Glistening Inkcap
Through the Moss, with Dew - Skullcap Dapperling on Dead Log
Weeping Fungi - Three Larger and two Smaller Porcelain fungi
One Day, Three Stages, One Row - Hare's Foot Inkcaps Small to Large
The One in Front, the One Behind - Two Pleated Inkcaps
The Mushroom and the Morning Circle - Skullcap Dapperling Above Moss
The Mushroom That Needs No Introduction - Fly Agaric, Forest Edge
Mycena & Moss - Closeup of Fairy Inkcap
Growing - Fresh Mycena
The Ghost That the Mould Made - Milky Bonnet with Parasitic Pin Mould
Eddish Pink when Dry - The Bleeding Mycena
Lit from Below, as Though on a Stage - Angel's Bonnet Mycena on Dead Wood
Red Without the Spots - Fly Agaric in Early Morning Backlight
Two Brown Caps in the Morning Light - Two Mycena Above Moss
Forest Gathering - Porcelain Fungi on a Slender Stem
The Light Came Through the Porcelain - Young Porcelain Fungus Backlit
The Ring That Identifies It - Honey Fungus Lit from Below
The Sugar Ball That Is Not Sugar - Young Fly Agaric
Ochre Caps with a Shimmer the Moss Cannot Match - Glistening Inkcaps Above Moss
Two Mycena and a Morning Behind Them - Helmet Mycena in Moss
Three White Pearls and a Fly - Common Puffballs with Small Spines, Fly on One
Irresistible -Close up of the Common Stinkhorn with Flies
The Moth Fly at the Edge of the Cap - Scurfy Deceiver with Tiny Moth Fly
Under the Spotlight in the World of Fungi - "Mushroom Bokeh"
The Conical Caps on the Dead Wood - Helmet Mycena Group
Weeping Fungi - Porcelain Fungus with Guttation Droplets
The Same Mushroom, a Different World - Helmet Mycena Among Moss
The One-Day Mushrooms - Hare's Foot Inkcaps with Fungus Gnats
The King Does Not Need to Announce Itself - Penny Bun
Two Spheres at Different Hours - Two Clouded Funnel Mushrooms
The Brightest Yellow in the Most Unlikely Place - Yellow Fieldcap Close-up
The Inkcap That Refuses to Dissolve - Fairy Inkcap Group on Dead Wood with Moss
The Purple Gills the Cap Was Hiding - Amethyst Deceiver Above Beech Leaf Carpet
Looking Up Through the Moss at the Angel's Bonnets - Angel's Bonnet Group
Small Life in the Forest - Fly on Mycena
Coming to Light from the Dark Litter - Fungus Emerging from Leaf Litter
The Forest Floor Visited the Garden - Mycena Group in Garden Lawn with Dewdrops
The Winter Mushroom That Does Not Mind the Cold - Velvet Shank Group on Trunk
A Bouquet of Porcelain - Seven Fungi in Perfect Formation
The Fly Chose the Butter Cap - Butter Cap Close-up with Fly on Cap Edge
The Light Found the Edge of the Purple Gills - Amethyst Deceiver
Rising from the Dark - Clusters of Porcelain Fungi
The Yellow the Cap Was Always Hiding Underneath - Yellow Birch Russula from Below
Little Lights are Growing - Red-Grey Mushroom Among Moss
A Rusty Cluster - Spectacular Rustgill
A Warm Embrace - Two Delicate Pale-orange Mycena Mushrooms
Two Parasols - Pleated Inkcap
The Two That Chose to Rest Together - Two Amethyst Deceivers from Below
The Spider That Matched the Cap - Redlead Roundhead Group on Dead Wood
The Ears of the Forest - Jew's Ear on Wooden Branch
White Helmets in the Forest - Fresh Helmet Mycena
Something Ate Part of It First - Goldleaf Shield with Bitten Cap
The Mushroom Provides - Smooth Newt Sheltering Under a Porcini
At Rest on Fallen Wood - Two Porcelain Fungi lie on a Moss-covered fallen Tree
Orange Caps in the Pine Light - Common Rustgill on Mossy Log
The Orange Gills and the Blue Sky - Fungus from Below at Forest Edge
Beautiful and Deadly in the Blue Dark - Death Cap Lit from Below
The Forest Woke Up Around the Red Cap - Fly Agaric
Three in the Dark, Named for a Reason - Satan's Bolete Group Lit from Below
