Fungus Phallus indusiatusAt the Bahai Temple bushcare site on February 2 2015. Stinkhorn Fungus is a fair name, as the dark tip of this one smells terrible to attract flies, which then spread the spores. The spider is waiting on the indusium in hope of a meal.https://landcare.nsw.gov.au/groups/pittwater-natural-heritage-association/album/fungus-phallus-indusiatus/viewhttps://landcare.nsw.gov.au/groups/pittwater-natural-heritage-association/album/fungus-phallus-indusiatus/@@images/image-1200-b3b3ad424ea502226b270b1b81b353ae.jpeg
Fungus Phallus indusiatus
At the Bahai Temple bushcare site on February 2 2015. Stinkhorn Fungus is a fair name, as the dark tip of this one smells terrible to attract flies, which then spread the spores. The spider is waiting on the indusium in hope of a meal.
