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Tiered Tooth Fungus ~ Gelobde pruikzwam (Creolophus cirrhatus. Syn: Hericium cirrhatum)...

= ook PiP. Rare in the Netherlands...

AD AD, Luc Reiniche, buonacoppi, Jörg and 11 other people have particularly liked this photo

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Jan

I’m having trouble looking at the pip but will look later.

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Jan

This one is PiP from / in another picture Janano! In this one I made no PiP. Excuse me for the confusion. It’s only a sign for myself!

Greetz and happy evening, Christien.

4 years ago.

neira-Dan ^club

exquis et fabuleux exemple !!

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to neira-Dan ^club

Thank you for the kind compliment Dan!

Best wishes, Christien.

4 years ago.

Annemarie ^club

great find and idea
HMM

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Annemarie ^club

I’m very glad that you like the idea Annemarie. Thank you!!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

Valfal

Wow, fascinating! It looks like an icy cavern. Well done, Chris! :-)

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Valfal

You’re welcome Valerie! I’m happy that you like my mushroom.

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

Jan

I agree with Val like porcelain stalactites

4 years ago. Edited 4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Jan

Thank you Janano! Love your nice comment!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

Chrissy ^club

großartig!

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Chrissy ^club

Thanks a lot Chrissy!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

Ninfea ^club

Toll !!!!!

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Ninfea ^club

You’re welcome Ninfea. Thank you!!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

protox

Super

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to protox

Thanks a lot for your kind compliment Protox!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

Ruesterstaude ^club

Bei uns heißt er "Dorniger Stachelbart". Schön aufgenommen, Chris!

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Ruesterstaude ^club

Ach so Ruesterstaude. Sehr schöne Name...

Thank you very much, Christien.

4 years ago.

Ken Dies

Just a fine photo of this lovely Hericium cirrhatum. Here in Alberta, Canada Hericium coralloides is very common and also a fine edible.

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Ken Dies

Thank you Ken Dies!
Here in the Netherlands They are very rare, so I was very happy to find this one!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

Janet Brien ^club

So cool. I do love this fungus so much. It grows on our property too! :)

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to Janet Brien ^club

Ohh, very nice Janet! Love your kind comment. Thank you very much!!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

raingirl ^club

love the picture (don't want to know more about it - my own issues!)

found and enjoyed in 'naturey crap - crappy nature' - thanks for adding!

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to raingirl ^club

You’re welcome Raingirl and Thanks for your nice comment!!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

klaus 040 ^club

The name of this fungus makes me happy - and your pcture too!

4 years ago.

Chris10 ^club has replied to klaus 040 ^club

Thank you for your kind compliment Klaus!

Greetz, Christien.

4 years ago.

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