The pixie's parasol mushroom (Mycena interrupta), found in Australia, New Zealand, and Chile.
Photo Credit: Steve Sargent
https://www.flickr.com/photos/sargimuss/26650626112
@wonderofscience Astoundingly beautiful! Followed on Flickr.
@wonderofscience it looks like it’s made of glass.
@wonderofscience That's just lovely!!
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Oh wow! I collect mushroom photos on Pinterest, but I've never seen this one before!! Nature is amazing!!
@wonderofscience I has no idea these existed here (Australia)!
@wonderofscience They are our favourite fungi.
@wonderofscience Wow! What an incredible sight.
#Nature/wildlife/sealifearealloneoflifeswonders/miracles
@wonderofscience Thank you Steve for this wonderful photograph and to Pixie for sharing.
@wonderofscience It looks like something made of gel or gummy
@wonderofscience that’s quite amazing! - and beautiful
@wonderofscience How does it hold itself up!
@wonderofscience on dirais une meduse c'est trop beau
@wonderofscience Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
@wonderofscience forbidden lollipop
@wonderofscience Wow..... stunning.
@wonderofscience This like something from another planet.
@wonderofscience yay! I loved this little funguy so much the first time I saw it that I had to get #Procreate out and do a #doodle. #nature #photography #fungi
@wonderofscience That is amazing. It looks like fine glass art.
Charlie Price's photo album of Mycena interrupta on #Flickr
"Commonly known as the pixie's parasol. It has a Gondwanan distribution pattern, being found in #Australia, #NewZealand, #NewCaledonia & #Chile
#PixiesParasol #Gondwana
#Fungi
https://www.flickr.com/photos/113087753@N07/albums/72157678256877097
@wonderofscience That is magnificent!
@wonderofscience So, who wants to try it first? It looks delicious!
@wonderofscience Now that’s trippy!
@wonderofscience WHAT HOW IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL IT MAKES ME WANNA CRY
@wonderofscience This is why I don't eat foods that are blue.
When I pass on a cupcake because of the blue frosting and I have to explain why, I'm just going to bring up this photo
@wonderofscience It looks like a Mushroom shaped lollipop.
If we found this beautiful life form on Mars, everyone on Earth would be super excited, delighted by elegance, design, evolution… exclaiming about wondrous bio-technologies revealed …
Mars, schmars. We need to learn to be appreciative of life on planet Earth.
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Breathtakingly beautiful
@wonderofscience Wow! Must be poisonous — too alluring to be benign!
@wonderofscience That is definitely from a planet far far away very beautiful work mother nature.