Five Gymnopus mushrooms grow from decaying wood in varied heights.
A daytime close up view of five blooming Gymnopus mushrooms. They are growing out of dark decaying wood matter in the center of the frame. The mushrooms have off-white umbrella heads and are each a different height. The tallest is in the top left of the frame. The next tallest mushroom is below and to the right slightly of the tallest. The left part of this head is in front of the tallest stem. Behind and to the right, and slightly lower, is the right side of the next tallest head. This head slants down toward the right bottom corner of the frame. The second to the least tall mushroom and head is beneath the slanted head. This head is flatter, but also slants towards the bottom right corner. Far beneath this flatter mushroom head is the shortest mushroom. Its stem comes out of a dark decayed log, above the bottom center edge of the frame. The stem curves up toward the right top corner. The head is a symmetrical dome shape, to the right of the base of the second-shortest mushroom. Dappled sunlight is out of focus in the bottom right corner. The background in the top right corner is blurry woods in daylight. The background in the top left corner is a blurry large dark brown tree trunk.