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Cladonia cristatella British soldier lichen
Cladonia cristatella, the British soldier lichen in Colombia
Clathrus archeri Iguaque hanging
Clathrus archeri - Devils fingers near Iguaque. What a fungus!!!
Chonta dura fruits Bractis gassipae
cooked Chonta dura ( Bractis gassipae) palm fruits eaten with abit of salt and a squeeze of lemon.
Caripia montagnei RioClaro
Gymnopus montagnei is an odd member of the Marasmicaceae
Carludovica palmata Panama Hat Toquilla palm
Carludovica palmata, the Panama hat palm or Toquilla, which is not a true palm. This monocot belongs to Cyclanthaceae, Pandanales.
Caripia montagnei field
Gymnopus montagnei, Marasmiaceae. It formerly was classified monotypic as Caripia montagnei.
Cantharellus 2 different species seen in Chicaque
Cantharellus spp.: 2 species in the woods!
Tatiana Sanjuan with Cantharellus tray
Tatiana Sanyuan holds a tray with Cantharellus spp.
Cantharellus sp pale group Chicaque
A paleCantharellus speces seen in Chicaque
Cantharellus tray Chicaque 2 Species
The two Cantharellus species
Cantharellus sp pale
A pale chanterelle (Cantharellus sp.) that might be new to science.
Cantharellus patch under tree
A Cantharellus patch under a small oak tree in Chicaque
Cantharellus pale Chicaque
A rare pale Cantharellus sp. it might be undescribed yet.
Cantharellus lateritius ?
A Cantharellus common in Colombia close to Ch. lateritius growing with oak
Calostroma cinnabarina
Calostroma cinnabarina a strange oak associate.
Calostroma cinnabarina
Calostroma cinnabarina, the strange Stalked Puffball in Aspic in the Sclerodermataceae (Boletales) family.
Calostoma cinnabarina
The weird Stalke puffball in aspic Calostoma cinnabarina seen near Iguaque.
Calostoma cinnabarina sliced
Calostoma cinnabarina sliced open
Bromelia in Cypress
Bromelia epiphyre in a Cypress tree (Cupessus lusitanica?) above Medellin
Bromelia cliff
A cliff with a bunch of Bromeliaceae epiphytes