Mushroom cluster art

A cluster of tiny mushrooms, Coprinellus disseminatus, growing on a fallen log in the cloud forest. Mindo, west slope of Andes, Ecuador All images © James A. Christensen/PrimevalNature.com Read my profile before making any request for use.

The image is a botanical illustration of a forest floor. Lush green ferns and foliage surround various types of mushrooms in shades of brown, red, and white. The mushrooms are arranged in a cluster, with some standing tall and others nestled amongst the leaves. The image captures the beauty and detail of nature, showcasing the intricate patterns and textures of the forest floor.

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Under a dense pacific North West forest canopy many treasures can be found. Varieties of ferns, mosses, lichens, fungas's and mushrooms grow under the dark canopy of mainly Fir and Cedar Trees, as well as deciduous trees like the Maple tree. I found this sunlit cluster of Mycena (haematopus) Mushrooms growing out of a rotting moss covered Fir Tree and decided to stop and take a photo of them as the sun's rays brought their pretty colors to life!

On a walk in the woods in early fall, you may see a cluster of waxy, white stems with tiny, scale-like leaves rising out of the leaf litter or pine needles.

Mushroom tattoos are a popular choice for nature lovers and those with a connection to the earth. The unique designs and cool appearance of mushrooms make