- Linothele megatheloides Ffunnel web spider DW Ms
Linothele megatheloides, a big Funnel web spider. - Xylaria anamorph Rio Claro
Probably a Xylaria sp. anamorph seen in Rio Claro, Antioquia - Ophiocordyceps llyodii anamorph aka Hymenostilbe
Ophiocordyceps llyodii anamorph aka Hymenostilbe - Amauroderma colorful
Amauroderma with a very colorful cap seen in Rio Claro. Next pic shows the pores. - Ophiocordyceps unilateralis Needle Pin Rio Claro
Ophiocordyceps unilateralis with red needle pin head for size comparison seen in Rio Claro - Amauroderma colorful pores RC
The tiny pores of the colorful Amauroderma. - Resupinatus applicatus
Resupinatus applicatus fruiting lined up camera friendly in Rio Claro. For awhile we thought we encountered Hohenbuehelia nigra. - Cotylidia aurantiaca in Rio Claro
Cotylidia aurantiaca always a joy to find these colorful fungal flowers. It always takes good rains for them to show up. - Amauroderma hyb
Amauroderma in Rio Claro - Clavulinopsis white fly Crq DW Ms
A white Clavulinopsis sp. with a tiny Drosophila fly resting on it. - Geastrum rubescens Q DW Ms-1685375436
An Earth star - Geastrum sp. maybe G. rubescens seen in Rio Claro - Phaeoclavulina zipelli 2086 Cr Dw Ms
What a beauty this greenish tipped Phaeoclavulina zipelli seen in Rio Claro - Tarantula purple back Close up RioClaro DW MS
The gorgeous back of a Tarantula seen in Rio Claro - Xylaria bottlebrush anamorphs RC2017 DW Ms-863657668
A Xylaria anamorph I refer to as bottlebrush - Xylaria RioClaro DW Ms
Xylaria RioClaro DW Ms - Tarantula purple RioClaro DW Ms
A huge Colombian Lesserblack Tarantula (Xenesthis immanis) with amazing purple design on its back seen in Rio Claro - Crinipellis Disp RioClaro Crq DW Ms-841127481
A Crinipellis (3 cm cap) growing from a moss covered tree bark in Rio Claro - Xylaria bottlebrush anamorph RC2017 DW Ms-1461726964
A Xylaria sp. bottlebrush-shaped anamorph - Mycena holoporphyria Disp RioClaro DW Ms
Mycena holoporphyria growing in Rio Claro - Mycena holoporphyria RioClaro Crq DW Ms
Mycena holoporphyria widely spced and clear structured gills seen in Rio Claro