Some mushroom macro photography. All the pictures were taken 2 days ago at my summer house at countryside, in the garden and around the house. I did not managed to get myself to the forest this time. But still.... what can I say? There is no mushrooms around. BUT. If you look carefully, you still can find some!
A young Green cap britlegill. Was hiding very well in the grass, but I noticed it anyway!
Isnt that a piece of honey? No, its a fungus! But I cant tell you the name, that's an UFO. (Unidentified fungi object, as we joke here). And it seems someone already have found it before me - cause it is actually not a mushroom but only half a mushroom.
Noname. This was extremely tiny, less than 1 cm height. And hairy! Love it a lot. I took and combined 10 separate captures to stitch them into a single image, using the macro focus stake technology. So, there's lot of invisible work behind this image.
Mycena mushrooms. Ephemera!
Oyster mushroom. I found two editions of this mushroom this time. Not enaf for cooking, otherwise we would open the season and would consume some potatoes with fried mushrooms!
This maze-looking cool mushroom is Daedaléa quércina (in Russian: Дедале́я дубовая, или Дубовая губка). 
I assume this might be not a mushroom anymore -- to me it looks like a pure vampire!
Now, its time to part ways, I wish you good luck -- and Good Hunting!
