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Gel-like mushroom

25 January 201714 November 2011 by David

False chanterelle, possibly

These fungi are growing through fallen cones and fir tree debris. They look like they have been moulded out of a pale orange gel.

CORRECTION: identified by Lukas Large as possibly false chanterelle

Categories David
Tiny delicate mushrooms
Mushroom in short grass
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