Yellow hare's ear mushrooms grow on twiggy forest floor amidst dried leaves.
An outdoor daytime top-down close up view of three yellow hare's ear mushroom caps that are horizontally positioned and placed side by side with one on top of another. The mushroom caps have dark multi-colored markings throughout their surfaces and have rounded edges giving them all a unique abstract shape. The mushroom caps are rooted into a ground floor that consists of small and large twigs, and multi-colored dried up leaves scattered throughout its surface. Beneath the mushrooms and to the left of them, most of the leaves are colored beige and brown. Towards the bottom right corner is a partial view of a large green leaf that has been ripped up, and towards the top right corner the view is mostly dark and consists of multi-sized twigs and branches pointed in different directions.