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Tree stump Stock Photos and Images Captured on Smartphones
RF3D6W23E–Cracked wooden surface with radial grain and aged texture, close-up view of tree stump or timber.
RM3CJ4KNC–Old Decaying tree trunk in Roydon Woods Nature Reserve, near Brockenhurst, in the New Forest, Hampshire
RFS3X08P–Rust coloured hard mushrooms growing on a tree trunk in a Hampshire forest United Kingdom. Late August
RFS3W9HH–A beautiful warm orange fungus fungi mushroom growing out of an old tree stump in a woodland treated in a painterly style
RF3BTM9N9–Sycamore Gap famous sycamore tree stump is starting to grow again. The iconic tree on Hadrian's Wall was felled in Sept 2023.
RF2S96RDB–Ancient old fallen tree with fungus growing out of it. Natural decay. Close up deep in the forest.
RFS3FHXM–Laetiporus sulphureus. Chicken of the woods, orange coloured edible fungus growing on a tree stump in the UK
RFS43YYJ–Footpath with tree stump seat in springtime at Crab woods Farley Mount Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS3XYXC–Giant Polypore fungus growing on a tree stump in a beechwood’s near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RF3BNWY5Y–Chicken of the Woods mushroom (Laetiporus sulphureus) growing on a tree stump in Ohio forest during autumn
RFS09Y7Y–A six year old boy acts silly in front of a California Redwood tree stump. Santa Cruz County, California, USA
RFS3Y4G1–Common ink cap mushrooms (Coprinopsis atramentaria) growing in October on a moss covered tree stump in a Hampshire park, United Kingdom
RF3CP1PKR–Vibrant fall-colored mushrooms grow on a mossy tree stump in a forest, showcasing the beauty of autumn fungi and woodland textures.
RF3CGG951–A small handmade wooden church model with red roof and white cross mounted on a tree stump in a natural outdoor setting
RFS46HF0–Raspberry slime mold or red raspberry slime mold (Tubifera ferruginosa) growing on a rotten tree stump in August at Brockenhurst, New Forest National Park Hampshire, United Kingdom
RF2S96RDC–Ancient old fallen tree with fungus growing out of it. Natural decay. Close up deep in the forest.
RFS3Y4FC–Common ink cap mushrooms (Coprinopsis atramentaria) Growing in October on a moss covered tree stump, Hampshire park, United Kingdom
RFS48RTR–Stump puffball fungus in Autumn growing on a tree stump at Farley Mount Country Park near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS48014–Stump puffball fungus (Apioperdon pyriforme) in Autumn growing on a tree stump in beechwoods near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS3Y1WT–Stump puffball fungus Apioperdon pyriforme, growing on a beech tree stump covered in moss. October near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS47MAJ–Stump puffball fungus (Apioperdon pyriforme) growing on a beech tree stump covered in moss in October near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS39YB3–Stump of a dead tree with comical face standing in a the grounds of a stately home in England, UK
RFS44DM1–Yellow slime mould and fallen beech tree flowers in springtime on a tree stump in the New Forest National Park
RFS47X6E–Group of Xeromphalina campanella golden trumpet bell omphalina bell-shaped fuzzy-foot little dry navel fungi mushrooms growing on the tree stump among moss
RFS3Y2EM–Puffball fungus growing on a tree stump in a beechwood’s near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS3N0XB–A close-up of an old tree stump, gnarled and scattered with dead leaves, part of a display in a Leicestershire Garden Centre
RFS44523–Decay and rebirth. Dead tree stump and a tulip, symbolizing death and new life, respectively, on a green patch, Halifax, Canada.
RFS48TEC–Turkey tail fungus growing on rotten tree stump and branches growing on fallen trees over Dockens Water stream in Autumn
RFS08G39–Burned trees in California's Sierra Nevada mountains caused by the 2013 Rim Fire. Yosemite National Park, Mariposa County, California, USA
RFS3Y15W–Mushrooms covering a rotten tree stump in beechwood’s near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS3EM36–Flag and freshly cut tree stump close to the ground, roots still in place, Ontario, Canada.
RFS3XYT2–Mushrooms covering a tree stump in beechwood’s woods near Winchester Hampshire United Kingdom
RFS3FHXH–Laetiporus sulphureus. Chicken of the woods, orange edible fungus growing on a tree stump in the UK
RFS3R019–Rainwater collected in the hollow of a tree stump. Start of a new cycle of aquatic life. Ontario, Canada.
