Observaciones de rhinolophus

Little white gilled fan fungi growing out of hollow termite mound.

Probably just a bit of snow fungus, but dried out. I've seen this species in this area before.

Small jewelled spider - a fair bit smaller than the others I'd seen. There were another four, full-sized females, with varying intensities of yellow, along the next couple of hundred metres.

Small mushrooms growing out of a disturbed termite mound. Pale fawn-grey. Caps fairly large and thin for size. Gilled.

Whitish fan fungi covering a log. Short stalks. Very fine pores.

Tiny little critter, only millimetres long. Crimson red - the camera washed it out a bit - hard to photograph.

Very big bracket fungi growing on trunk of tree in swamp.

Smallish brown feather.

Bright turquoise small flying insect.

Cream-coloured mushrooms with luxuriously large caps.

Single largish mushroom growing from trunk of live tree. Fawn cap, cream gills and stem.

Maroon Marasmiuses in the backyard.

Tiny white-fawn fan fungi growing on stem of sapling. Caps slightly tufty. Gills relatively sparse and of differing depths.

Tiny whitish translucent mushrooms growing on stump. Gills thick and sparse, stems relatively thick for size.

Tall slender mushrooms sprouted in the pot with my Shasta daisy seedlings. Fawn cone-shaped thin caps, brown spores, white stems.

Orange coral fungus. A bit dried out.

Tiny red-and-black bug.

Broad-capped whitish mushrooms up a tree.

Smallish pale brown mushrooms growing at base of big tree.