In the dark spruce forest, the colorful mushrooms almost jump out at you - like Tricholoma aurantium here

The genus of Mycena is very rich - Mycena renati can be identified quite clearly due to its yellow stalk and the smell of chlorine.

Mucidula mucida - a decomposer mainly found on hardwood. Its fruiting bodies look like porcelain figures in the shimmering light of the forest.

These wonderful shapes are formed by a fungus called Phlebia tremellosa. It is mainly found on hardwood during the cold season. The structure serves to increase the surface area in order to be able to produce a multiple of spores.

An Ancient Companion of Humanity - Often referred today as poisonous, the Fly Agaricus (Amanita muscaria) were used by humans in ancient times to ceremonially travel the inner worlds.

Several thousand years old, over 9km² in size and weighing around 400 tons - a honey fungus (Armillaria spec.) in the state of Oregon is the largest creature known to us -  Gigantic.

Many species of fungi form symbioses with plants and trees - they exchange nutrients and communicate via the fungal network - both benefit from the connection - like Cortinarius callisteus here.

A hard to miss green-yellow mass mushroom in autumn. Hypholoma fasciculare usually grows on stumps of hardwood.