Ellura Sanctuary, Swan Reach, SA, 5354
                 
 
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Thumbnails: 152.   46 native species (2 introduced) listed, with 27 natives (1 introduced) from Ellura
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Earth Tongues (Geoglossales) - Earth Tongues (Geoglossales); 1 species, none from Ellura - Earth Tongue (Geoglossaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Earth Tongue
Geoglossum sp
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Thank you Robert Lawrence for identifying this species for us

2 specimens observed in Winter: Aug
Recorded between 13-Aug-2016 and 14-Aug-2016
"Front" or Eastern Side
"Rear" or Western Side
Height ~30mm
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Lichenised Fungi (Lecanoromycetes) - Lichens (Agyriales); 1 species from Ellura - Lichen (Thelotremataceae); 1 species from Ellura
It is important to recognise that lichens have "fruiting bodies" in addition to their "leafy parts".
With most fungi, all that you see is the fruiting body.
Mouldy Milk
Diploschistes ocellatus
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8 specimens observed in Every Season: Jan(1), Mar(1), Jul(3), Aug(2) & Nov(1)
Recorded between 29-Jan-2013 and 14-Mar-2026
Young
Fruiting & Size
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Lichenised Fungi (Lecanoromycetes) - Lichens (Lecanorales); 11 species from Ellura - Spindle Lichen (Cladoniaceae); 2 species from Ellura
Spiny Moss Lichen
Cladia aggregata


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Thank you Sophie Green(SophieGreen) for confirming the id of this species for us

The body/stalks of this are hollow. It's quite tiny with the end branches being only ~2mm.
We think the black tips (only a couple of tenths of a mm) are the fruiting bodies.
We find ours under the Eastern side of fallen Calitris trunks.
1 specimen observed in Winter: Jun
Recorded between 22-Jun-2021 and 25-Jun-2021
🔍Mass
🔍Fuiting Bodies
🔍Size
🔍Habitat
Rhizinate Lichen
Cladia muelleri


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SynonymHeterodea muelleri

Thank you Sofia Zvolanek for confirming the id of this species for us

1 observed in Spring on 05-Sep-2019
🔍Fresh
🔍Older
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Lichenised Fungi (Lecanoromycetes) - Lichens (Lecanorales); 11 species from Ellura - Lichen (Parmeliaceae); 6 species from Ellura
Green Cups
Flavoparmelia rutidota
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4 specimens observed in Summer, Autumn & Spring: Jan(1), May(2) & Oct(1)
Recorded between 27-Jan-2013 and 14-May-2023
On branch, profile
On trunk, close up, ~1-10mm
On trunk, above
Beard Lichen
Usnea sp


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Thank you Aidan Beutel for confirming the id of this species for us

3(2Fr) specimens observed in Autumn, Winter & Spring: Apr(1Fr), Aug(1Fr) & Oct(1)
Recorded between 28-Aug-2012 and 17-Oct-2022
🔍Whole
🔍Fruiting Body (lower left)
Green Fans
Xanthoparmelia cheelii
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5 specimens observed in Autumn, Winter & Spring: Apr(1), Jun(1), Sep(1), Oct(1) & Nov(1)
Recorded between 19-Jun-2012 and 14-Apr-2026
Green Noodles
Xanthoparmelia convoluta
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12(1Fr) specimens observed in Every Season: Jan(3:1Fr), May(3), Jul(2), Aug(1), Sep(1), Oct(1) & Nov(1)
Recorded between 27-Jan-2013 and 14-May-2023
Patch
Topside
Under
Size
Brown Noodles
Xanthoparmelia neodelisei
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Looks a bit like emu droppings when walking past.
10(1Fr) specimens observed in Every Season: May(2), Jul(2), Aug(2), Sep(1), Oct(2:1Fr) & Dec(1)
Recorded between 17-Jul-2012 and 27-Oct-2025
Resurrection Lichen
Xanthoparmelia semiviridis


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SynonymChondropsis semiviridis

Thank you Dr Kym Nicolson for confirming the id of this species for us

This is a most remarkable species, and was probably the hook that started our interest in wildlife.
During the dry, this looks like dried up leaf litter scattered on the ground. It's very light and gets blown around by the wind.
You'd swear it's dead, but then add water (rain) and your specimen will magically come back to life, softening & greening up!
23 specimens observed in Every Season: Jan(4), Feb(1), Mar(2), Apr(2), May(1), Jun(2), Jul(5), Aug(1), Oct(4) & Nov(1)
Recorded between 08-Oct-2003 and 14-Apr-2026
Moist
Partially Dried
🔍Several Moist
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Lichenised Fungi (Lecanoromycetes) - Lichens (Lecanorales); 11 species from Ellura - Lichen (Psoraceae); 3 species from Ellura
Green Scale
Heterodea beaugleholei


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Thank you Sofia Zvolanek for confirming the id of this species for us

2 specimens observed in Winter: Jul(1) & Aug(1)
Recorded between 27-Aug-2017 and 25-Jul-2021
🔍Patch
🔍Size
Crystal Scale
Psora crystallifera


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SynonymEremastrella crystallifera

Thank you Dr Annie Evankow for confirming the id of this species for us

11(1Fr) specimens observed in Summer, Autumn & Winter: Feb(1), May(1), Jun(4:1Fr), Jul(3) & Aug(2)
Recorded between 13-Feb-2010 and 25-Jul-2021
🔍Close
🔍Perspective
Blushing Scale
Psora decipiens


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Other Common NameSalmon Flakes

Thank you (LifeIsAmazing ) & Tony and Jenny Dominelli (Cinclosoma) for confirming the id of this species for us

There is another very similar to this, Psora crenata.
Dr. Max Mallen-Cooper said that Psora crenata has to be:
1) a highly concave-inwards shape in mature squamules and even the small young ones have to show some sign of starting to concave inwards like a crater,
2) margins appear bulgey and folded back in on itself due to concave crater-like shape,
3) generally larger than Psora decipiens, at least for the mature squamules (but you can get some large P. decipiens occassionally),
4) Psora crenata does not extend as far into the dry parts of the arid zone as Psora decipiens, and is possibly only found in South Australia or near the border with VIC/NSW
34(4Fr) specimens observed in Every Season: Jan(2), Feb(1), Mar(1), Apr(2), May(2), Jun(4), Jul(7), Aug(4:1Fr), Sep(4), Oct(5:3Fr) & Dec(2)
Recorded between 15-Aug-2004 and 14-Apr-2026
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Lichenised Fungi (Lecanoromycetes) - Lichens (Peltigerales); 1 species from Ellura - Lichen (Collemataceae); 1 species from Ellura
Black Jelly Lichen
Enchylium sp


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Thank you Sofia Zvolanek for identifying and Teresa Van Der Heul for helping with the id of this species for us

1Fr observed in Winter on 31-Aug-2016
Patch
Close up
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Lichenised Fungi (Lecanoromycetes) - Lichens (Teloschistales); 7 species, 5 from Ellura - Lichen (Physciaceae); 2 species from Ellura
Polka Dot Limestone
Buellia georgei
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3 specimens observed in Autumn & Winter: May(1), Jul(1) & Aug(1)
Recorded between 31-Aug-2016 and 25-Jul-2023
Close up
Patch & Size
White Cups
Physcia rolandii
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2 specimens observed in Summer & Spring: Sep(1) & Dec(1)
Recorded between 05-Dec-2012 and 14-Sep-2020
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Lichenised Fungi (Lecanoromycetes) - Lichens (Teloschistales); 7 species, 5 from Ellura - Lichen (Teloschistaceae); 5 species, 3 from Ellura
Cranfield's Sulphur Lichen
Gyalolechia cranfieldii


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SynonymFulgensia cranfieldii

Thank you Tony and Jenny Dominelli (Cinclosoma) for confirming the id of this species for us

~18mm wide (highly variable, just our latest photo was this wide).
We have a lot of these over Ellura.
Unlike sulphur slime mould, this doesn't come up yellow, then go brown. It stays this colour for weeks/months. We've not observed one for a long period of time, but it's so widespread, it never seems to change.
We thought the black spots were fruiting bodies, but they are just sand particles. The fruiting bodies are orange.
14(4Fr) specimens observed in Winter & Spring: Jun(3:1Fr), Jul(6:1Fr), Aug(3:1Fr) & Nov(2:1Fr)
Recorded between 04-Jun-2013 and 19-Aug-2023
🔍Whole
🔍Whole
🔍Close
🔍Fruiting Bodies
Orange Buttons
Jackelixia filsonii
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SynonymXanthoria filsonii

7 specimens observed in Every Season: Jan(1), Feb(1), May(1), Jul(2), Aug(1) & Oct(1)
Recorded between 14-Aug-2004 and 27-Oct-2025
Patch
Patch
Size
Orange Cups
Jackelixia streimannii
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SynonymXanthoria streimannii

9 specimens observed in Every Season: Jan(1), Mar(1), Jul(1), Aug(2), Oct(1), Nov(2) & Dec(1)
Recorded between 01-Aug-2003 and 08-Jul-2012
Orange Eyelashes
Teloschistes chrysophthalmus
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11 specimens observed in Every Season: Jan(1), May(2), Jul(3), Sep(2), Oct(2) & Nov(1)
Recorded between 12-Nov-2003 and 21-May-2023
Size
Grassy Buttons
Teloschistes sieberianus
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9 specimens observed in Every Season: Mar(1), May(3), Jul(1), Aug(2), Nov(1) & Dec(1)
Recorded between 03-Dec-2003 and 26-Aug-2016
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Cup Fungi (Leotiomycetes) - Cup Fungi (Helotiales); 1 species, none from Ellura - Cup Fungus (Helotiaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Orange Cup Fungus
Discinella terrestris
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Other Common NameEarth Buttons

Thank you Michal Dutkiewicz for identifying this species for us

158Fr specimens observed in Winter & Spring: Aug(24Fr) & Sep(134Fr)
Recorded between 13-Aug-2016 and 30-Sep-2016
Small Patch, ~2-10mm heads
Cupping & Texture
Profile
Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Disk Fungi (Pezizomycetes) - Disk Fungi (Pezizales); 2 species, none from Ellura - Cup Fungus (Pezizaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Brown Cup Fungus
Peziza varia
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SynonymPeziza repanda

These are small examples, ~35mm across.
8 specimens observed in Winter: Jul(6) & Aug(2)
Recorded between 13-Aug-2016 and 06-Jul-2024
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Fungi (Fungi) - Sac Fungi (Ascomycota) - Disk Fungi (Pezizomycetes) - Disk Fungi (Pezizales); 2 species, none from Ellura - Disk Fungus (Pyronemataceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Smooth Disk Fungus
Aleurina cf ferruginea
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This example is ~10mm wide
1 observed in Winter on 14-Aug-2016
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - Gilled Fungi (Agaricales); 10 species, 4 from Ellura - Mushroom (Agaricaceae); 3 species from Ellura
Bird's Nest Fungus
Cyathus stercoreus
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The little black seed like things in the middle are actually spore casings. And they rely on a rain drops hitting them, bouncing them out of the parent cup to spread the spores and reproduce. That's just cool.
52Fr specimens observed in Autumn, Winter & Spring: Mar(4Fr), May(8Fr), Jun(34Fr), Jul(4Fr) & Sep(2Fr)
Recorded between 15-Mar-2016 and 03-Sep-2021
🔍Troop
Baby
Immature
Profile
Mature
Old
Puffball
Lycoperdon scabrum
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3Fr specimens observed in Summer & Spring: Feb(1Fr), Sep(1Fr) & Oct(1Fr)
Recorded between 19-Feb-2014 and 22-Oct-2020
Young, ~15mm diameter
Older
Finished
Puffball
Vascellum pratense
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13Fr specimens observed in Autumn & Winter: May(9Fr), Jun(3Fr) & Aug(1Fr)
Recorded between 15-May-2010 and 23-May-2014
Young
"I'm sure there's a door here somewhere"
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - Gilled Fungi (Agaricales); 10 species, 4 from Ellura - Mushroom (Amanitaceae); 3 species, none from Ellura
Fly Agaric
Amanita muscaria


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Similar Species: Vermilion Grisette (Amanita xanthocephala)
Thank you (CesDaMess) & Konan Farrelly-Horsfall for confirming the id of this species for us

1 observed in Autumn on 21-May-2013
🔍Profile
Golden Mushroom
Amanita sp
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Other Common NameSatin Mushroom

This species is in the Grisella Group
According to fia-3-basidio-agarico-I.pdf
"The species in this group are difficult to separate using macroscopic features"
We were able to monitor this specimen daily to record it's rapid growth, as well as see the earlier stages of the one next to it once the first was found.
As such, the photo's are in chronological order.
Unusually (compared to other mushrooms we've found), this one wasn't eaten by springtails. So many other species we saw one day and were gone the next.
8Fr specimens observed in Winter & Spring: Jul(1Fr), Oct(6Fr) & Nov(1Fr)
Recorded between 15-Oct-2016 and 20-Oct-2017
🔍~60mm wide
🔍Gills, using a mirror
Just crowning (different specimen)
Starting to split, 2nd day
Stem, ~16mm
Splitting further, 3rd day
Height, ~60mm
Starting to age, above
Starting to age, profile
Shrivelled up, 14th day
Vermilion Grisette
Amanita xanthocephala
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Similar Species: Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria)
9(10Fr) specimens observed in Winter & Spring: Jun(2Fr), Aug(1Fr), Sep(5Fr) & Oct(1:2Fr)
Recorded between 13-Aug-2016 and 18-Jun-2017
Profile
🔍Above, ~20mm diameter
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - Gilled Fungi (Agaricales); 10 species, 4 from Ellura - Mushroom (Hygrophoraceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Red Mushroom
Hygrocybe miniata
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Thank you Karin Elizabeth Dawson for identifying and Michal Dutkiewicz for helping with the id of this species for us

58Fr specimens observed in Winter & Spring: Aug(2Fr), Sep(26Fr) & Oct(30Fr)
Recorded between 14-Aug-2016 and 14-Oct-2017
Young, profile
🔍Patch
Older, profile, ~18mm, with springtail
🔍Gills, with mirror
Gills, profile
Older, profile
Being eaten by springtails
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - Gilled Fungi (Agaricales); 10 species, 4 from Ellura - Split Gill (Schizophyllaceae); 1 species from Ellura
Split Gill
Schizophyllum commune
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2Fr specimens observed in Winter: Jul
Recorded between 06-Jul-2016 and 15-Jul-2016
🔍Several, above
🔍Several, under
🔍Close up
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - Gilled Fungi (Agaricales); 10 species, 4 from Ellura - Mushroom (Tricholomataceae); 2 species, none from Ellura
Red Mushroom
Laccaria sp
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Thank you Karin Elizabeth Dawson for identifying this species for us

2Fr specimens observed in Autumn: May
Recorded between 10-May-2016 and 15-May-2016
Profile
Above
Gills
Nargan's Bonnet
Mycena cf nargan
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Thank you Karin Elizabeth Dawson for identifying this species for us

2Fr observed in Autumn on 15-May-2016
Profile
Above
Gills
🔍A Pair, profile
A Pair, Gills
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - Earth Star (Geastrales); 1 species from Ellura - Earth Star (Geastraceae); 1 species from Ellura
Earthstar
Geastrum sp


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Thank you Chris Seager for confirming the id of this species for us

Only 10mm across
1 observed in Winter on 25-Jul-2021
🔍Above
🔍Profile
🔍Under
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - (Gloeophyllales); 1 species from Ellura - Bracket (Gloeophyllaceae); 1 species from Ellura
Brown Bracket
Gloeophyllum sp


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Thank you Mark Ridgeway for identifying this species for us

Probably the most beautiful fungus we've found; beautiful ochre colours.
These photos are of different specimens in (what we think is) age sequence.
4(3Fr) specimens observed in Winter: Jul
Recorded between 06-Jul-2016 and 15-Jul-2016
Youngest? Top
Under
🔍Middle Aged? Top
Under
Size
Old? Top
Under
Ancient? Top
Under
Petrified? Top
Under
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - (Gomphales); 1 species, none from Ellura - Coral (Gomphaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Cauliflower Coral Fungi
Ramaria capitata var capitata
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4Fr specimens observed in Autumn & Winter: May(2Fr) & Jun(2Fr)
Recorded between 08-May-2017 and 18-Jun-2017
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - Pored Fungi (Polyporales); 1 species from Ellura - Pored Fungus (Polyporaceae); 1 species from Ellura
Scarlet Bracket
Pycnoporus coccineus
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Other Common NameOrange Bracket Fungus

Thank you Karin Elizabeth Dawson for identifying this species for us

13(12Fr) specimens observed in Summer & Winter: Jun(4Fr), Jul(6:5Fr) & Dec(3Fr)
Recorded between 06-Jun-2013 and 25-Jul-2019
🔍Above
🔍Under
🔍Same Speciment, 6m before, above
Profile
🔍In seam
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Mushroom-forming Fungi (Agaricomycetes) - (Sebacinales); 1 species, none from Ellura - Sebacinaceae (Sebacinaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Ground Hugging Fungus
Sebacinaceae sp


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Thank you Dr Tom May for identifying this species for us

Dr Tom May said "This could be a Sebacina or related genus". But microscopic examination is required to differentiate
6 specimens observed in Winter & Spring: Jun(1), Jul(2), Aug(2) & Sep(1)
Recorded between 21-Jul-2016 and 04-Jun-2017
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Ball Fungi (Basidiomycetes) - Ball Fungi (Boletales); 2 species, none from Ellura - Earth Ball (Sclerodermataceae); 2 species, none from Ellura
Horse Dung Fungus
Pisolithus arhizus
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2Fr observed in Autumn on 06-May-2010
A good common name
Earthball
Scleroderma citrinum
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2Fr specimens observed in Autumn & Spring: May(1Fr) & Sep(1Fr)
Recorded between 04-May-2011 and 01-Sep-2016
Complete side
🔍Split side
🔍Surface texture
Inside Split
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Ball Fungi (Basidiomycetes) - Coral Fungi (Cantharellales); 1 species, none from Ellura - Coral Fungus (Clavariaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Yellow Club
Ramariopsis simplex
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SynonymsClavaria amoena or Clavulinopsis amoena

Other Common NameYellow Fingers

4 specimens observed in Winter: Jun(1), Jul(1) & Aug(2)
Recorded between 24-Jun-2011 and 12-Jul-2017
Young
Older, drying
A week later
Size, ~20mm
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Ball Fungi (Basidiomycetes) - Fungi (Cortinariales); 1 species, none from Ellura - Mushroom (Cortinariaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Spectacular Rustgill
Gymnopilus junonius
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Other Common NamesLaughing Gym or Laughing Jim

6Fr specimens observed in Autumn & Winter: Mar(5Fr) & Jun(1Fr)
Recorded between 21-Mar-2004 and 04-Jun-2017
Whole
Surface texture
Gills
Fungi (Fungi) - Basidio (Basidiomycota) - Rust Fungi (Pucciniomycetes) - Rusts (Pucciniales); 1 species from Ellura - Bluebush Rust (Aecidium); 1 species from Ellura
Bluebush Rust
Puccinia kochiae


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Thank you Dr Tom May for identifying this species for us

It is growing on Rosy Bluebush (Maireana erioclada) on Ellura. It seems it also grows on other fleshy/succulent aramanths as well, eg Ruby Saltbush.
Graham Patterson said "This is one of the spore-producing life cycle stages of a rust fungus. The different stages have in the past been given different names and this would be called a species of Aecidium. But now that the names are beginning to be sorted out this would probably be a Puccinia species."
3 specimens observed in Autumn & Winter: Apr(1) & Aug(2)
Recorded between 13-Aug-2013 and 26-Apr-2026
On Rosy Bluebush
🔍On Rosy Bluebush
🔍Close Up
Fungi (Fungi) - Chytridio (Chytridiomycota) - Rust Fungi (Chytridiomycetes) - Rusts (Chytridiales); 1 species from Ellura - Crowfoot Rust (Synchytriaceae); 1 species from Ellura
Common Crowfoot Rust
Synchytrium papillatum


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Other Common NameStork's-bill Chytrid

Thank you Sofia Zvolanek for confirming the id of this species for us

This rust is growing on Common Crowfoot (Erodium cicutarium) which is an introduced species.
We believe each species of this type of fungus evolves to only grow on one plant species.
As such, this species of fungus must also be introduced?
2 specimens observed in Winter: Jul
Recorded between 17-Jul-2013 and 29-Jul-2013
Fungi (Fungi) - Zygote Fungi (Zygomycota) - Insect Pathogen (Entomophthoromycetes) - Insect Pathogen (Entomophthorales); 1 species from Ellura - Entomopathogenic (Entomophthoraceae); 1 species from Ellura
Fly Death Fungi
Entomophthora muscae


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SynonymComplex Entomophthora muscae

Thank you Tony and Jenny Dominelli (Cinclosoma) & Dr Brian Lovett for confirming the id of this species for us

1 observed in Summer on 02-Dec-2022
🔍Whole
🔍Close Up
Protozoa (Protozoa) - Amoebas (Amoebozoa) - Plasmodial Slime Molds (Myxogastrea) - Slime Molds (Liceida); 1 species, none from Ellura - Slime Mold (Tubiferaceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Red Raspberry Slime Mould
Tubifera cf ferruginosa


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Other Common NameSlime Mould

Thank you Teresa Van Der Heul for confirming the id of this species for us

We thought someone had dropped a lolly on the ground, and it turned out to be one of the most primitive life forms we've discovered.
3 specimens observed in Spring: Sep
Recorded between 15-Sep-2009 and 25-Sep-2018
🔍Whole
Protozoa (Protozoa) - Amoebas (Amoebozoa) - Plasmodial Slime Molds (Myxogastrea) - Slime Molds (Physarida); 1 species, none from Ellura - Slime Mold (Physaraceae); 1 species, none from Ellura
Sulphur Slime Mould
Fuligo septica


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Other Common NamesDog's Vomit Slime Mould, Flowers of tan or Scrambled Egg slime

Thank you Terra Occ for confirming the id of this species for us

As you can see from the photo's, transitioning from fruiting bodies to "dried up" is incredibly fast. 15 hours, from 19:40 one evening to 10:40 next morning.
2 specimens observed in Summer: Dec
Recorded between 20-Dec-2017 and 21-Dec-2017
Close up
~100mm wide
15 hours later next morning
Close up

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