Glowing mushrooms on NSW South Coast captivate photographers and mushroom experts
At first glance you might not notice the light green glow appearing between the mushrooms’ gills in the dead of night.
But soon your eyes adjust and you can spot it: a bioluminescent fungus growing in a cluster attached to a dead tree stump in the middle of the Australian bush.
It is “mushroom photography” season and sights of the glow-in-the-dark function on the NSW South Coast are captivating photographers and researchers alike.
“They’re quite a sizeable mushroom and grow to the size of your hand,” said Bega-based photographer Andrew Larkin.
“It is an alien-type view of the Australian bush…Continue Reading