The image showcases an oyster mushroom (Pleurotus pulmonarius) growing on a decaying tree trunk, likely an oak that has been consumed by birds and subsequently colonized by fungi.
The mushroom's cap is white with a slightly yellowish tint around its edges. The underside of the cap is not visible in this image. It appears to be attached to what remains of the tree trunk.
In the background, small green leaves from other plants are visible on the forest floor. – AI vision
El sombrero del hongo de ostra Pleurotus pulmonarius(?) en un roble seco comido por pájaros en el sendero Richards Loop Trail en la Sam Houston National Forest. Texas, septiembre 25, 2020. La imagen muestra un hongo de ostra (Pleurotus pulmonarius) creciendo en un tronco podrido de un árbol, probablemente un roble que ha sido consumido por los pájaros y posteriormente colonizado por hongos. El sombrero del hongo es blanco con un ligero tinte amarillento alrededor de sus bordes. La parte inferior del sombrero no es visible en esta imagen. Parece estar unido a lo que queda del tronco del árbol. En el fondo, pequeñas hojas verdes de otras plantas son visibles en el suelo del bosque. – Spanish translation
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