The other end of the trunk

Nowadays the let blown down trees leaving to the wood and nature to improve the biological variety.
A good improvement also for fungus lovers / photographers

[Kerri]

Awesome

[Vesna]

So sharp!

[Shirley Chetwynd]

Wow they breed like rabbits lol, great capture.

[Yvonne]

Nice capture.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, there is fungi everywhere there. Great capture, Pyrrhula.

[mervyn hobbs]

Nice to see the end result.

[Vicki Dixon]

just love all the contrast here. It is so full of mushrooms! great opportunity for you to get some great shots

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Wonderful! Beautiful contrasts!

[alia_801]

Great shot of so many fungi!

[Hazel]

What a shame they are not all mushrooms. We could have a feast - I have the bacon ready in the fridge!

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot. What a hive of fungus activity that trunk is!

[Rachel Mackenzie]

Awesome capture. Love all the different textures.

[Ian Fisher]

Leaving tree trunks to rot where they fall is much more common here than it used to be, and it really helps wildlife. Nice shot, great pov!

[bruni]

Follow the leader all around the tree trunk of the fallen tree.great shot Pyrrhula.