This is a close-up, top-down view of a forest floor segment in Petriškė, Lithuania

This is a close-up, top-down view of a forest floor segment in Petriškė, Lithuania. The central feature is an irregularly shaped, multi-lobed bracket fungus, displaying a brown-orange upper surface and lighter, cream-colored undersides, partially concealed by surrounding flora. The fungus is embedded within a dense ground cover of small, ovate-leaved green plants, consistent with lingonberry or cranberry shrubs. The environment includes patches of bright green moss, scattered brown pine needles, and various small twigs and dried leaves on the forest floor. A notable greyish-brown branch extends diagonally across the upper half of the frame, while a reddish-brown twig and a partially visible pine cone are located to the upper left of the fungus. No human presence, actions, or direct interactions are depicted.