Raspberry Slime Mould no 10

This photo presents a close-up view of Raspberry Slime Mould (Amaurochaeta abundans) on a piece of decaying wood. The slime mould appears as two clusters of small, glossy, translucent, orange-yellow spheres, tightly packed together. These spherical structures resemble tiny beads or bubbles, creating a soft, glistening texture. The mould sits on a dark, rough surface of decaying wood, contrasting sharply with its bright, jelly-like appearance. The background is blurred, which further highlights the delicate and intricate nature of the slime mould. The overall composition captures the fascinating, otherworldly look of this fascinating organism in its natural, damp habitat.