File:Haematopus-bleeding.jpg
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Mycena haematopus excuding the red liquid it is named for
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English: Mycena haematopus from Samuel P. Taylor park, Marin Co., California, USA. 12 images stacked with Zerene stacker, f/11 iso 31. Mostly natural light but about 5% of the light is from a handheld flash - flashed 8 times per exposure on low power in an arc over the lens. Growing on oak.
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| Author | Alan Rockefeller |
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