Sprouting from a fallen tree are the bright colourful Club-like Tuning Fork Fungus (Calocera cornea) Alleyn-et-Cawood, Québec, Canada.
Your opinion? Club-like Tuning Fork Fungus
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intresting looking fungit 
How you indificate your all animals and plants?
Greg Shchepanek , I'm really supprised about your knowlage
How you indificate your all animals and plants?
Greg Shchepanek , I'm really supprised about your knowlage
I have many identification books and I use the internet to verify and confirm what I have spotted. I love researching what I photograph and learning more about nature and any subject I come acrossintresting looking fungit
How you indificate your all animals and plants?
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I have many identification books and I use the internet to verify and confirm what I have spotted. I love researching what I photograph and learning more about nature and any subject I come across
you are right here
just there is so lot of learning about our subjects we are shooting
That's why the mushroom is called "coral"
Greg. It really looks like this and you can find it in several versions. Smaller ones like this but also greater colonies which are as big as a football.