Twisted Sister Fungi in the Snow
Here are some of the fungi I found along the Twisted Sister track in my snow trip last month. Despite the wintery conditions in early June, there was still quite a lot of fungi to be found. The waterproof overpants were the most important bit of gear for this particular shoot!
Brown/orange fungi, lit up with some reflected light from my Smoked Salmon reflector
Snow capped little mushroom, South West Tasmania
Orange fungi, Twisted Sister Track, South West Tasmania
It’s always good to find a couple of species growing together 🙂
This one’s fairly common in autumn, erupting like tiny little flames from the mossy forest floor. Even the snow can’t quench them!
Somewhat sheltered from the snow but still a nice little fun-guy 🙂
Brilliantly contrasting fungi and moss, Twisted Sister track
Like an abstract painting 🙂
Plain old white ones, but still worth a quick shot!
Yellow ones
More yellow ones 🙂
The Twisted Sister Track, previously slated for logging but luckily now part of the Florentine River Regional Reserve, is accessed from the Gordon River Road, around 20 minutes past Maydena and is a fantastic easy walk through some stunning forest – with or without the fungi, it is always worth a visit 🙂
