A very attractively presented collage. They all look so different. It's fascinating how many sizes there are and how many forms and colours.

A very nice set of pictures, Amelia !

The one of the left suggests the shape of a crab whilst the one on the right suggests a snail, the one in the middle looks tasty. A nice series ~ Stay Safe

I think the bracket fungus on the left is Piptoporus betulinus especially as I found it growing on a birch tree which belongs to the Genus: Betula

I'm not sure what the other 2 species are yet. Some research is necessary, but I don't think the little yellow are good to eat, Nick. ;-)

I think the little yellow fungus is Hygrocybe ceracea - Butter Waxcap. It fits the description in the book.

A beautiful collage of these fungi, Amelia.

Three very nicely captured fungi images which work well together in this beautiful collage.

Excellent work Amelia :-)

Nice presentation, Amelia, are they edible?

Are you collecting them, to prepare a meal?

Très beau collage d'automne. Nicole.

They look so delicate. A lovely autumn trio, Amelia.

They are so different.

What a beautiful triptych of mushrooms. Amelia!

Lovely triptych. I invited one-of your single images which really fits the theme and macro elements. Have a look and see if you agree.

Can't decide myself on which I prefer...

A well made collage, all the fungi looks very attractive in a photo but I wouldn't want to eat any of them;-)