Mycenaceae Collection

Bonnet mushroom (Mycena pseudocorticola) Glengarrif County Cork, County Down, Northern Ireland. November

Mycena fungi (Mycena) growing from mossy log, Broxwater, Cornwall, UK. November

RF - Group of four Mycena toadstools on mossy stump. The New Forest, Hampshire, UK. October. (This image may be licensed either as rights managed or royalty free)

Toadstools (Mycena sp. ) growing on a dead conifer tree. Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia
Toadstools (Mycena sp.) growing on a dead conifer tree. Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia. November

Toadstools (Mycena sp. ) growing on decaying wood, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK
Toadstools (Mycena sp.) growing on decaying wood, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK. October

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A troop of Common Bonnet Mycena galericulata mushrooms on a log in woodland at Goblin Combe

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Ladybird on fungi (Mycenaceae sp) Autumn Date:

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Cross eined Mushroom (Xeromphalina tenuipes) with jungle on the background ~ Misiones, Argentina, South America

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Ladybird and Aphids (Aphidoidea sp) on fungi (Mycenaceae sp) Autumn Date:

Bark Bonnet (Mycena speirea) fruiting bodies, growing on dead branch, Admaston, Staffordshire, England, October

Saffrondrop Bonnet (Mycena crocata) fruiting body, growing in misty beechwood, Kings Wood, Challock, North Downs, Kent, England, October

Yellowleg Bonnet (Mycena epipterygia) three fruiting bodies, growing amongst leaf litter, Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, England, October

Lilac Bonnet (Mycena pura) two fruiting bodies, growing amongst moss, Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, England, October

Common Bonnet (Mycena galericulata) fruiting bodies, troop growing amongst moss, Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, England, October

Grannys bonnets (gregarious elf caps ) (clustered bonnet) fungi (Mycena inclinata) growing from rotten treestump, Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Clustered Bonnet (Mycena inclinata) fruiting bodies, growing on dead wood, Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, England, october

Nycena Inclinata

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"Mycenaceae: A Fascinating World of Fungi" Discover the enchanting world of Mycenaceae, a family of fungi that thrives in diverse habitats across the globe. From mossy logs to decaying wood, these remarkable organisms bring life and color to their surroundings. In Broxwater, Cornwall, UK, delicate Mycena fungi emerge from a mossy log in November. Their vibrant caps stand out against the lush green backdrop, creating a mesmerizing sight for nature enthusiasts. Glengarrif County Cork and County Down in Northern Ireland are home to the Bonnet mushroom (Mycena pseudocorticola). These elegant mushrooms grace the forest floor with their presence, adding an ethereal touch to the landscape. A group of four Mycena toadstools finds solace on a mossy stump in The New Forest, Hampshire, UK. Bathed in October's golden light, they seem like tiny guardians watching over their woodland realm. Journeying further east to Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia reveals another captivating scene. Toadstools belonging to the Mycena species thrive on a dead conifer tree trunk. Nature's recycling process is beautifully showcased as these fungi break down organic matter into nutrients for new life. Peak District National Park in Derbyshire offers yet another glimpse into this fungal wonderland. Mycena spores find refuge on decaying wood amidst picturesque landscapes—a testament to nature's ability to rejuvenate even through decay. Yellowleg Bonnet (Mycena epipterygia) stands tall beside lichen (Cladonia sp. ) in Derbyshire's autumnal embrace. This symbiotic relationship between fungus and plant showcases nature's intricate interconnectedness. Kent, England boasts Common Bonnet (Mycena galericulata) fruiting bodies growing on rotting wood—nature's way of reminding us that beauty can arise from the most unexpected places.