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Velvet Stalk mushrooms: Flammulina velutipes are typically found in clusters on dying elms, often in colder weather. They have sticky orangish caps and velvety dark brown stalks at maturity.
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Flammulina velutipes are typically found in clusters on dying elms, often in colder weather. They have sticky orangish caps and velvety dark brown stalks at maturity.
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Velvet Stalk mushrooms: Flammulina velutipes are typically found in clusters on dying elms, often in colder weather. They have sticky orangish caps and velvety dark brown stalks at maturity.

October 9, 2010 happyture

good image, nice work.

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Dimensions: 1728px * 2304px
Published: October - 09 - 2010
Camera: Panasonic
Date: 2010:10:07 10:52:51
Aperture:f/3
Exposure: 1/60s
Focal length: 6mm
ISO: 75
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Velvet Stalk mushrooms: Flammulina velutipes are typically found in clusters on dying elms, often in colder weather. They have sticky orangish caps and velvety dark brown stalks at maturity. Velvet Stalk mushrooms: Flammulina velutipes are typically found in clusters on dying elms, often in colder weather. They have sticky orangish caps and velvety dark brown stalks at maturity. Velvet Stalk mushrooms: Flammulina velutipes are typically found in clusters on dying elms, often in colder weather. They have sticky orangish caps and velvety dark brown stalks at maturity. Velvet Stalk mushrooms: Flammulina velutipes are typically found in clusters on dying elms, often in colder weather. They have sticky orangish caps and velvety dark brown stalks at maturity. 300px //a.rgbimg.com/users/j/jl/jldrew/600/mEpRG84.jpg 600px //a.rgbimg.com/users/j/jl/jldrew/600/mEpRG84.jpg 100px