Puff ball fungi cluster forms triangular shape amidst rocks and leaves.
An outdoor daytime closeup view of a cluster of puff ball fungus. The fungi is a mushroom, therefore shaped like one. They are off-white and dome shaped. They have brown spots on them in the shape of giraffe coloring. This cluster is growing among a group of small rocks that have the same coloring. The cluster or group form roughly the shape of a triangle that points down and slightly to the right. The largest of these mushrooms is in the top right corner of the triangle. The second tallest is in the top left corner of the triangle. A group of four mushrooms about equal size make up the bottom corner of the triangle. There is one portion of a green rounded leaf in the bottom left corner of the frame. Across the top of the frame is the base of a large rough bark tree trunk. It is brown, black, white, and gray. It curves down in the center top of the frame to almost meet the mushroom triangle.