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Turkey Tail Fungus

Tramates versicolor

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Field Notes

Description:

About 6 inches of beautiful fungus on a dead log. I saw it in the thorny bushes, but knew I must have a photo. Very pretty green, yellow, blue, orange.

Habitat:

Woodlands of the Poconos

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Comments (6)
Carol Snow Milne
Thanks Clive, I wanted to find out why there was a lot of green on most of my turkey tail fungus. You answered my question. I am having a wonderful time finding so many samples and very colorful just on the property I live. And the photos here look great on my flickr account.
Atul
this is so cool!! and by the way the FB collection is cool too!! lol.

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PublishedDecember 20, 2011

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