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absolutely no idea onto this one :)
Makro Freak
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i found this bold beauty on a birch, could it be polites sp ? , and what kind of fungi can this be ?

loc munich
size 0.7 mm


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uups .. I forgot a picture
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Pollenia sp. male. That is where this is going to end.
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The mushroom seems to be Schizophyllum commune.
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Thank you very much for your help. When getting the hints its allways frustrating for me to see how common the things are :-)

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