This is my entry for today ColorChallenge: MondayRed.

This mushroom is known as "Octopus Stinkhorn" or "Devil's Fingers". In Latin is called "danthurus archeri".
Photo was taken in forest near Medvode, Slovenia.
This is my entry for today ColorChallenge: MondayRed.

This mushroom is known as "Octopus Stinkhorn" or "Devil's Fingers". In Latin is called "danthurus archeri".
Photo was taken in forest near Medvode, Slovenia.
These mushrooms are all over the place in recent years. I think that it is imported and an invasive species. It is not on this list, though: http://www.mop.gov.si/delovna_podrocja/narava/invazivne_tujerodne_vrste_rastlin_in_zivali/rastline_invazivne_tujerodne_vrste/
Great photo, by the way :)
Thank you :)
This mushroom originates from Australia. It came to Europe during first world war.
It was on australian (or New Zeland) soldiers shoes.
img credz: pixabay.com
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This photo reminds me, that i haven't eat octopus in a while ... and i miss it :D I might pay a fish market a visit soon :)
Really nice photo, haven't seen these before.
Great pic! Never saw this mushroom. Regarding the name probably not edible, huh?
No, It's not edible.