brown cap, stipule and gills beige, growing on dead wood

Dark green hyphae surrounding the base of a living tree, black inner flesh.

Numerous fruiting bodies in close proximity. Vivid orange, fairly tough; Orange hyphae visible in twig when snapped in half.
Flesh darker orange almost brown

White fungus growing on soil, stipe hollow, no distinct smell, spores white.

Brown fungus growing on decayed wood, three stipes growing from the same point, pileus depressed in the middle

Growing on litter, pileus brown, stipe j-shaped and brown but whitish/cream at the apex. Smell mild 'mushroomy', Spores white

Bracket fungi growing on decaying (standing) log. Old specimens black, younger ones brown

Growing on decayed (standing) trunk; pileus thin, white; stipe slender, short and dark

MAF18-065* on dead wood. Brownish underside.

MAF18-086*; on dead wood. Cream outer cup and underside orange brown in centre.

MAF18-088*; in soil. Light brown colour cap. Appears attached to white corticoid fungus.

MAF18-116*; cap depresses in centre. Two coloured stipe. Med spaced adnate gills. On leaves.

Cream-coloured fruit body on dead wood. 2cm diameter.Off Forest path.

MAF18-140

MAF18-142

MAF18-143

MAF18-137

MAF18-150

Growing on dead tree along NW facing slope in Mantadia NP

On soil in forest

Dark green hyphae surrounding the base of a living tree, black inner flesh.

Ring on stipe

Growing on living tree

Cap Orange less than 3 mm, stipe black. Hyphae black , thread like and abundant, found spreading through the canopy on dead twigs and leaves

On soil