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Dryad`s Saddle fungus Polyporus squamosus growing on an Ash tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Polyporus squamosus, or Dryad`s Saddle mushroom Royalty Free Stock Photo

Polyporus squamosus, dryad saddle or pheasant back mushroom closeup digital art illustration. Boletus has light brown cap. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Macro of a Dryads saddle Polyporus squamosus or pheasants back mushroom Royalty Free Stock Photo

Polyporus squamosus Cerioporus squamosus, dryad`s saddle and pheasant`s back mushroom mushroom growing on tree trunk, close up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dryad`s saddle mushroom on an old tree. Polyporus squamosus or CeriÃÂ³porus squamÃÂ³sus mushroom. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of a basidiomycete bracket fungus also called Polyporus squamosus, Dryad`s saddle, Pheasant`s back mushroom or Schuppig Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clusters of Polyporus squamosus mushrooms, known for their brown, scaly caps, are growing on a shaded, mossy log in a forest setting. They are large, plate-like fungi with a distinctive saddle shape. Lush green foliage surrounds the log, with a variety of leaves adding texture and depth. The mushrooms' gills are visible beneath the caps, and their pattern contrasts with the green environment, showcasing a typical habitat for this species.