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Ichthyophis davidi

C Uajith, CC 3.0

Septoria apiicola on celery (Apium graveolens)

C Rasbak, GNU 1.2 & CC 3.0

Cayenne caecilian
Typhlonectes compressicauda

C Haplochromis, GNU 1.2

Ramularia acris

C Jerzy Opioła, CC 4.0

Bombay caecilian
Ichthyophis bombayensis

C Uajith, CC 3.0

Polythrincium trifolii on Trifolium repens

C Björn Sothmann, CC 4.0

Argentine caecilian
Chthonerpeton indistinctum

C Rod6807, CC 3.0

Passalora fulva

C Jerzy Opioła, CC 4.0

Chengalam caecilian
Uraeotyphlus interruptus

C Venu Govindappa, CC 3.0

Mycosphaerella depazeiformis

C James Lindsey at Ecology of Commanster, CC 2.5

La Loma caecilian
Dermophis parviceps

C Json Straka CC 4.0

Cymadothea trifolii on white clover (Trifolium repens)

C Len Worthington, CC 2.0

Pastaza river caecilian
Oscaecilia bassleri

C jvilla, CC 4.0

Chuppomyces handelii

C Jerzy Opioła, CC 4.0

Angoulême microcaecilia
Microcaecilia dermatophaga

C Wilkinson M, Sherratt E, Starace F and Gower DJ, CC 2.5

Early blight of celery
Cercospora apii

C Sopa Pisawongprakam, Department of Agriculture, CC 3.0

Nilgherries caecilian
Ichthyophis beddomei

C Ajith U, CC 2.0

Angels' share fungus
Baudoinia compniacensis

C Lairich Rig, CC 2.0

Herpele squalostoma

C Marcel T. Kouete, CC 3.0

Ascochyta equiseti on Equisetum arvensis

C Jerzy Opioła, CC 4.0

Mexican caecilian
Dermophis mexicanus

C Franco Andreone, CC 2.5

Cladosporium exobasidii

C Denis Barthel, GNU 1.2 & CC 3.0

Sagalla caecilian
Boulengerula niedeni

C Matt Muir, CC 4.0

Scorias spongiosa

C Crystal (Squirrelgirl), CC 3.0

This month's themes are an order of fungi (Capnodiales) and caecilians (Gymnophiona) + their distant relatives from asiatic salamanders (Hynobiidae)

I'll tag all caecilians as worms //