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Sulfur Tuft

Hypholoma fasciculare

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Description:

When these pictures were taken it was a little after 8 in the morning in a very dense part of the preserve. It was very foggy so for the final shot I had to use the flash in order to actually get the shot. There are some color variations, but I guarantee these are all part of the same bloom colony.

Habitat:

grows in tidy clusters on conifer wood and occasionally hardwood. When found on the ground it can be harder to recognize

Notes:

This bloom was photographed at Illahee Preserve, Kitsap County, Washington; A 308 acre wildlife preserve bordering on the western shore of Puget Sound.

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