Stroma of Ophiocordyceps melolonthae group in situ lichen
Ophiocordyceps melolonthae group exposed
Maybe a Xylaria anamorph seen in Pauna
Marasmius sp catching a beam of sun in Barichara
Flowers of Solanum quitoense, the edible and tasty Lulu
Oak forest with some bamboo and a creek near Villa de Leyva.
Bib bolete near Villa de Leyva
Bolete cap near Villa de Leyva
Boletus sp. maybe B. variipes
Boletus variipes? growing with oak.
Bomarea crassifolia, a beautiful, huge winding Alstroemeriaceae common in the cloud forest, growing in a fern.
Tylopilus sp. near Villa de Leyva
Tremella growing on a dead oak in Villa de Leya
Oak forest near Villa de Leyva
Henningsomyces patch
Henningsomyces, a tiny member of the Marasmiaceae, seen in Villa de Leyva
Chlorociboria sp. on oak
Phylloporus sp., an oak associate growing in Villa de Leyva