My friend and I spent a few hours on the Sunday afternoon walking up to the summit of the
Bukit Timah Hill from Diary Farm Park. Along the way, we never have chance to see thoses interesting wild life such as lizar or even any butterflies etc, they are hiding somewhere in the jungel. But we found quite a few variety of fungi on live or dead tree trunks. We were happy to see them live in the wild though I am not an expert on fungi...
I think this is a kind of
bracket fungus, I usually saw this seashell-like woody fungus growing on dead tree trunks, I have seen they are in black or orange colour, but these with the white edge growing in group are very beautiful...
...on top is another kind of bracket fungus queuing in a line nicely on a fallen tree trunk
...picture on the left is center brown white bracket fungi grew in layers like a bunch of petals, form a beautiful flower.
...and this tiny one have very striking colour, poison type?
...some small and fleshy wild mushrooms found on a dead wood, are they edible?
...another orange mushroom
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...on top is another kind of bracket fungus queuing in a line nicely on a fallen tree trunk
3 comments:
Fun fungi.
One word... interesting!
Great shots by the way.
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