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Calostoma cinnabarinum, a weird oak associate in the Boletales growing in Reserva El Cedro, about 2000m asl

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Calostoma cinnabarinum 4 El Cedro DW Ms.jpg entomophagous fungus taking over a spider seen in MocoaThumbnailsLentinula aciculispora, Colombia's wild Shiitake growing on the wood of Trigonobalanus excelsa, a very rare and endangered oak relative, known in Colombia as roble negro, Charguayaco, near Pitalito, Huilaentomophagous fungus taking over a spider seen in MocoaThumbnailsLentinula aciculispora, Colombia's wild Shiitake growing on the wood of Trigonobalanus excelsa, a very rare and endangered oak relative, known in Colombia as roble negro, Charguayaco, near Pitalito, Huilaentomophagous fungus taking over a spider seen in MocoaThumbnailsLentinula aciculispora, Colombia's wild Shiitake growing on the wood of Trigonobalanus excelsa, a very rare and endangered oak relative, known in Colombia as roble negro, Charguayaco, near Pitalito, Huilaentomophagous fungus taking over a spider seen in MocoaThumbnailsLentinula aciculispora, Colombia's wild Shiitake growing on the wood of Trigonobalanus excelsa, a very rare and endangered oak relative, known in Colombia as roble negro, Charguayaco, near Pitalito, Huilaentomophagous fungus taking over a spider seen in MocoaThumbnailsLentinula aciculispora, Colombia's wild Shiitake growing on the wood of Trigonobalanus excelsa, a very rare and endangered oak relative, known in Colombia as roble negro, Charguayaco, near Pitalito, Huila