PALE STAGSHORN FUNGUS Calocera pallidospathulata. Norfolk. UK. E

Close-up of the young fruiting bodies of a pale stagshorn fungus (Calocera pallidospathulata) growing on a rotting conifer branch in a Norfolk wood. First found in the British Isles in 1969 but now widely disributed and common as a result of rapid expansion.

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(c) Papilio/Nigel Downer

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fungi fungus mycology botany botanical plant jelly-like Dacrymycetaceae pale stagshorn fungus Calocera pallidospathulata group young early growth fruiting bodies rotting conifer branch pallid pale yellow gelatinous contorted transluscent delicate nature natural design wood woodland Norfolk United Kingdom Fungi Nature Young Growth delicate design first growth environment scenery land dominant color yellow plants fungi sciences early Europe United Kingdom Norfolk North America Woodland ecology ecosystem environmentalism nature dominant colour Britain British British Isles Great Britain U.K. UK NFK

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Nigel Downer