I know that I am one of the few people who have a fascination with things like fungus, but I love autumn because it means all those amazing fungus fruiting bodies suddenly appear above the ground. These were taken in various places in Victoria and I cannot identify very many of them, but I'll keep trying.
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Beetroot Beautiful purple mushrooms on Mt Hotham.
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Grey line A Mycena variety. Stockyard Saddle
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Tree fungus Stereum ... Otway Ranges
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Steel helmets They look like two little German soldiers to me. Stockyard Saddle.
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Fungus power A mushroom punches through the surface of a road. Near Bright.
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Coral fungus Stockyard Saddle. Clavarius ...
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Tin Soldiers Mt Macedon.
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Pink and white Another mushroom growing amongst the lichen. Russula persanguinea
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Out of the ashes A mushroom srpings from the ashes of a bushfire. Mt Buffalo
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Mushrooms and lichen A sprig of lichen compliments the two mushrooms. Stockyard Saddle. A...
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Blue funk Mycena Interupta - Mt Macedon
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Yellow buttons Tiny yellow muchrooms grow in the sun. Omphalina chromacea
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Mushroom guards Stockyard Saddle
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Gills Stockyard Saddle
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Disk fungus Mt Macedon
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Orange blobs Mt Tenerife
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Hidden mushrooms Edible mushrooms hide in a hollow in the ground. Mt Macedon
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